You are working for a branch of the U.S. international criminal justice system and have been given a choice of three cases to review by senior leadership. They are asking you to examine the case and provide an analysis in which you will review the specific elements, determine the international legal factors involved, and draw a conclusion evaluating the effectiveness and success—or lack thereof—of the investigation and prosecution of the parties involved. Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed: I. American Justice System Before analyzing the specific elements of this case, you will need to be aware of the procedural laws and how citizenship can play a factor in the investigation and eventual prosecution of a criminal. A. What are the implications of the procedural laws when mitigating domestic and international criminal activity? How do the requirements related to the steps in processing a case impact the United States’ ability to combat criminal activity? B. What rights and responsibilities do citizens have according to these laws? C. Explain how procedural law applies to people who are not legal U.S. citizens and how these laws are enforced. D. According to the United States’ justice system, what are the rights of people who are not legal citizens?