The defendant must complete the e-cigarette and tobacco awareness program within how many days after the suspension of execution of sentence?

• A. 60 days
• B. 90 days
• C. 120 days
• D. No time limit

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is the deadline for completing the e-cigarette and tobacco awareness program when a sentence is suspended. When a court suspends the execution of a sentence, it places conditions on the defendant that must be met within a set period. For this program, that period is ninety days after the suspension is granted. This 90-day window gives the defendant a concrete, manageable timeframe to participate and complete the program, while also letting the court gauge compliance in a timely manner. If the defendant doesn’t complete the program within that timeframe, the court has grounds to address noncompliance under the suspended-sentence rules, potentially affecting how the sentence is ultimately handled. The other timeframes aren’t aligned with this requirement and wouldn’t provide the same enforceable and timely structure. So, ninety days is the specified deadline.