Using objective criteria, a PSI report allows for determination of the risk posed by a defendant of ...

Using objective criteria, a PSI report allows for determination of the risk posed by a defendant of failing to return to court or being arrested for a new crime.
 
  a. True
  b. False

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(Question #2) Which of the below is often used to justify the release of the PSI report to the defendant?
 
  a. Release of the report is required under the First Amendment.
  b. It enables the defendant to contest information he feels in unfair or inaccurate.
  c. Both (a) and (b)
  d. None of the above

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(Question #3) Which of the following is a basic argument against disclosure of the PSI report to the defendant as identified in the text?
 
  a. Information sources must be protected.
  b. Disclosing the information would be a violation of federal law.
  c. Disclosing information would lead to lengthy appeals.
  d. None of the above

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(Question #4) What term refers to an ad hoc exchange between a defendant who agrees to plead guilty to a criminal charge and a prosecutor who offers leniency in return?
 
  a. Nolle prosequi
  b. Plea bargain
  c. Nolo contendere
  d. Actus reus