Multiple Choice
Different factors come into play during the sentencing phase of a homicide case such as whether the sentence should be death or life in prison with no hope of parole. Circumstances that support the death sentence are called:
A) mitigating factors.
B) aggravating factors.
C) proof of mental disease.
D) degree of conviction.
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