David from the last question has just received his sentencing. He got probation. What does this mean? Group of answer choices David will have this trial taken off of his record. David will not be spending any more time in jail but, will have to stay out of trouble with the law. David will have to have a new trial. David will have to spend a great deal of time in jail.

David will not be spending any more time in jail but, will have to stay out of trouble with the law.

Explanation:

Probation is a form of criminal justice where a criminal is allowed to be released from jail and live his life back into the community/ society. But he would have to be under careful supervision and must adhere to the law, staying out of trouble.

This type of criminal sentencing is allowed mostly at times when the convict is not a dangerous criminal or hasn't done too great of a crime. Therefore, David being on probation means that he will not be in jail but will have to stay out or away from trouble.

Thus, the correct answer is the second option.

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