Multiple Choice
What reprieve powers does the governor have in cases involving persons facing a death sentence?
A) The governor may grant a full pardon to a person convicted of a felony.
B) The governor may remit a fine to a person who has been assessed one.
C) The governor may grant one 30-day stay of execution of a death sentence.
D) The governor may commute a death sentence to life imprisonment at hard labor.
E) The governor may only suspend the execution of individuals who were convicted as minors.
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