The Type of Offense Committed, the Circumstances Surrounding the Offense

question 49

Multiple Choice

The type of offense committed, the circumstances surrounding the offense, and the behavior of the accused are all factors which:

• A) Judges may consider when determining bail
• B) Judges may consider when determining a fine
• C) Judges never consider
• D) All of the above

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