Author Question: A probation officer's collection of as much information about a probationer's background and ... (Read 72 times)

dbose · **on:** Aug 13, 2018

A probation officer's collection of as much information about a probationer's background and activities to help determine the terms of probation is known as:

A) diagnosis.
B) risk classification.
C) presentence investigation.
D) treatment supervision.
E) post-sentence investigation.

Question 2

Which would not constitute an example of an ex post facto law?

A) A law against a new drug that punishes sellers of the drug who were doing business before the law went into effect.
B) A new law that imposes an even longer prison sentence for possession of the drug than previous laws.
C) A law that lowers the standard of proof required for convicting sellers of the drug.
D) A law that alters punishment before the fact.
E) All are examples of ex post facto laws.