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When a Judge Enters a Sentence Against a Convicted Defendant,he

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When a judge enters a sentence against a convicted defendant,he or she can take into account

A) the defendant's prior criminal history.
B) the defendant's remorse,or lack of remorse.
C) the injuries to the victim.
D) all of the above.

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