An accused receives a sentence that allows him/her to remain in the community and it does not involve imprisonment, subject to conditions is referred to as; Group of answer choices Incarceration Consecutive Sentences Concurrent Sentences Probation

An accused receives a sentence that allows him/her to remain in the community and it does not involve imprisonment, subject to conditions is referred to as; Group of answer choices Incarceration Consecutive Sentences Concurrent Sentences Probation

If an accused is convicted of multiple offences and if they serve their sentences at the same time. This is referred to as; Group of answer choices Consecutive Sentences Concurrent Sentences Suspended Sentences Conditional Imprisonment

If a judge wants to impose a significantly greater sentence on an accused than what the Criminal Code allows he/she can do so if there is a valid reason for his/her decision. Group of answer choices True False

Mandatory release is similar to ____ in that people let out under either arrangement ordinarily receive a period of community supervision.Group of answer choicescommutationdeterminate sentencingparolemaxing out

Probation is basically an arrangement between sentencing authorities and the offenderGroup of answer choicesTrueFalse