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Judge Ingles just sentenced a young male defendant to 5 years in prison for sexual assaulting his girlfriend. In another similar case of date rape, Judge Faberson sentenced the young male defendant to 10 years in prison. In yet another sexual assault case between a young male defendant and his female roommate, Judge Percy handed down a sentence of 12 years. These discrepancies in sentencing reflect what type of sentencing disparity?
a. Extra-legal disparity
b. Systematic disparity
c. Unsystematic disparity
d. Generalized disparity
e. Intra-legal disparity

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