When Defendants Are Unable to Post Bail and Are Forced

question 84

Multiple Choice

When defendants are unable to post bail and are forced to remain detained,

• A)there are no detrimental effects.
• B)the defendants' employers are legally required to guarantee that their jobs will be retained.
• C)they are more likely to be found guilty than those who have committed the same crime and have been released on bail.
• D)they are given extra time to work on their defense.

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