A criminal law which applies retroactively and, therefore, operates to the disadvantage of accused persons (and which is prohibi

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A criminal law which applies retroactively and, therefore, operates to the disadvantage of accused persons (and which is prohibi

ted by the U.S. Constitution) is called Group of answer choicesa. a statutory impediment.b. a bill of attainder.c. an ex post facto law.d. double jeopardy.e. a writ of habeas corpus

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iVinArrow [24] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-29T14:19:37+03:00

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double jeopardy

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hjlf · Answer 2 · 2022-06-29T13:10:59+03:00

Answer: c. an ex post facto law

Explanation:

Ex post facto law retroactively changes the legal results of the acts those were committed in the past before the enactment of the laws being implemented.

The ex post facto law applies to the criminal punishment and may change the punishment for crime. This law applies new penalties and may extend new punishments.

This law will also operate over the disadvantage of accused persons who have committed crime in the past.