Multiple Choice
The following consequences are likely to happen to the criminal defendant who is faking incompetency, EXCEPT:
A) being set free.
B) getting hospitalized in a secure facility.
C) having his or her competency attempted to be restored through forcible medication.
D) having the charges against him or her refiled later, when competency is regained.
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