Some Defendants Are Detained Because They Cannot Make Bail

question 26

Multiple Choice

Some defendants are detained because they cannot make bail. If a defendant is denied bail because of the danger he or she poses to society, the detention is termed:

• A) anticipatory detention.
• B) preemptive detention.
• C) protective detention.
• D) preventive detention.

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