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The offender when convicted:
 
  A) has a right to probation.
  B) has a right to parole.
  C) has no rights.
  D) has no inherent right to remain free from custody.


(Question #2) The sentencing of a convicted offender is:
 
  A) a simple matter of following the law.
  B) always agreed upon by the prosecution and defense.
  C) a matter of great variance between the states.
  D) an unimportant part of the process.


(Question #3) If an offender violates the terms of his or her probation, the offender:
 
  A) must be returned to prison.
  B) must be sent to jail.
  C) may be sentenced to imprisonment.
  D) must be given at least one chance to correct his or her problems.


(Question #4) A sentence to four years in the state correctional institution is a(n) ________ sentence.
 
  A) indefinite
  B) definite
  C) stacked
  D) mandatory


(Question #5) The guarantee against cruel and unusual punishment is in the:
 
  A) First Amendment.
  B) Second Amendment.
  C) Fifth Amendment.
  D) Eighth Amendment.
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I can see it now, thanks for clarifying
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Make sure to mark the topic solved
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