Prospectivity Refers to

Prospectivity refers to

A) the idea that laws should be stated generally and not single out any group or individual.
B) the idea that laws should apply to the present or future and not punish something someone did in the past (before the law was enacted) .
C) the idea that laws cannot be kept secret and then enforced.
D) the idea that laws should be enforced impartially and with fair processes.
E) the idea that government is based on a body of law applied equally and by just procedures.