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Criminal Law, 2011 Bar — Question 66

Criminal Law
2011 BarCriminal LawQ. 66

MULTIPLE CHOICE

A qualifying aggravating circumstance? (A) changes the description and the nature of the offense. (B) increases the penalty to its next degree but absorbs all the other aggravating circumstances. (C) raises the penalty by two periods higher. (D) is one which applies only in conjunction with another aggravating circumstance.

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