Directions: In the following question, some statements have been provided. These statements form a coherent paragraph when properly arranged. Select the alternative representing the proper and logical sequencing of these statements.

A. Aside from being a juridical phenomenon, which it would be well to examine by itself, every crime is above all a natural and social phenomenon and should be studied primarily as such. B. When the German legislator concluded to make no distinction between incomplete and attempted crime and to recognise only the completed crime in his code of 1871, we witnessed the spectacle of Carrara praising that legislator for leaving that subtle distinction out of his code. C. Crime has its natural causes, which lie outside of that mathematical point called the free will of the criminal. D. We need not go through so hard a course of study merely for the purpose of walking over the razor edge of juristic definitions and to find out, for instance, that from the time Romagnosi made a distinction between incomplete and attempted crime rivers of ink have been spilled in the attempt to find the distinguishing elements of these two degrees of crime.