Crime Seriousness and Prior Record Are the Primary Factors That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Crime seriousness and prior record are the primary factors that can affect the judge's determination of ______.

• A) appropriate sentencing
• B) victim impact
• C) need for a PSI
• D) sentencing disparity

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