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The case law is quite clear that the judge conducting a trial of a particular accused:a.Should agree

The case law is quite clear that the judge conducting a trial of a particular accused:
a.   Should agree in advance to commit him/herself to a particular sentence.
b.   Should not agree in advance to commit him/herself to a particular sentence.
c.   Should consult with the Crown prior to committing to a particular sentence.
d.   Should agree in advance to commit him/herself to a particular sentence range.
e.   None of the above

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Thank you for the quick response.

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I doubled-checked using the textbook, thanks for the feedback.

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