Can you remember two of the things that are checked during pre-sentence investigation to see if the one who committed the crime can remain in the community? Do you think it should matter if the one who committed the crime has never done anything in their past history? Why or why not?
Guillermo Gonzalez American Corrections: CJUS263-2305A-04 Unit 3 - Discussion Board Due: Thu, Nov 30 I can remember two of the things that are checked during pre-sentence investigation to see if the one who committed the crime can remain in the community. · One of them is a judge orders a pre-sentence investigation that checks the persons past criminal history, · Second is, if they suffer from any emotional or mental health issues. Do you think it should matter if the one who committed the crime has never done anything in their past history? Why or why not? I do think it should matter if the one who committed the crime has never done anything in their history because it is a unique opportunity for a 1 st time offender to be scared straight and an opportunity to stop him/her in their tracks before they become a drug addicted criminal. They would have gotten really scared about the first offence that they would not dare do a second. But th