The Judge Considers a Number of Factors When Evaluating an Offender

question 90

Multiple Choice

The judge considers a number of factors when evaluating an offender for probation. Each of the following are such factors EXCEPT ______.

• A) seriousness of the current offense
• B) whether a weapon was used
• C) offender's prior incarceration
• D) attitude toward probation

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