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This may be difficult for you to answer because you only make decisions on cases that you reasonably believe you can win and that are in the public interest. How widespread is the crime of money laundering where winning cases cannot be put together, and thus justice cannot be done in these cases? We've been told by the last panel of the complexity and the difficulty and a litany of challenges that are faced when putting together a case that can go from investigation to a charge laid to a conviction. How are we doing in the broader realm of actually punishing this crime?