Chapter 14: Sentencing options and decision Flashcards

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parties to a sentencing hearing

A
  • prosecution
  • defendant
  • defense attorney
  • judge
  • victim
  • public
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options for defendant

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  • fine
  • fine and jail
  • probation with conditions including jail
  • prison or correction
  • probation with a withheld sentence
  • probation with a stayed sentence
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stayed sentence

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sentence held in advance so long as conditions of probation are met

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withheld sentence

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senence does not go on permanent record - placed on probation instead

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5
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determinate setence

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limited parole opportunies
* broken down into: confinement and supervised release

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indeterminate sentence

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  • credit for adjustment and behavior
  • ability for earned release
  • indivual sentenced within a range (“no more than 12 years”)
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7
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concurrent sentences

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served at the same time (4 counts of 20 years = 20 years total in jail)

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consecutive sentences

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served on after the other
* 4 counts of 20 years = 80 years in jail

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parole/ extended supervision

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parole and extended supervision comes after prison
* a judge cannot sentence someone to parole without a prison sentence

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