Aggravating Factors Generally Revolve Around Three Factors, Which Are

question 28

Multiple Choice

Aggravating factors generally revolve around three factors, which are:

• A) Characteristics of the victim, characteristics of the victims' family, and characteristics of the offenders' family
• B) Characteristics of the victim, characteristics of the offenders family, and the setting in which the crime took place
• C) Characteristics of the offender, the setting in which the crime took place, and characteristics of the victim
• D) Characteristics of the offense, characteristics of the offender, and characteristics of the victim

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