Exam 4: Probation: How Most Offenders Are Punished

Probation philosophy supports the concept of retributive punishment.

The "founder of probation" was a shoemaker in the city of _____.

Probation is premised on the belief that _____.

In 2014, almost _____ million adults were on probation in the United States.

The second major role of a probation officer is _____.

The state of _____ was the first state to pass a statute authorizing probation.

The National Probation Act was signed by President _____.

A presentence report starts with an interview between the probation officer and the _____.

The average probation officer in the United States supervises approximately _____ offenders.

The state of _____ has the lowest adult probation population.

_____ was the "founder of probation."

A technical violation of the conditions of probation is a criminal act.

_____ was the founder of probation.

The state of _____ has the largest adult probation population.

The National Probation Act was signed by President _____.

The state of _____ was the first to pass a statute authorizing probation.

The case of Williams v. Oklahoma dealt with the issue of probation revocation.

In Tennessee, a presentence report is called a sentence assessment report.

According to the National Institute of Corrections, the most likely reason for revocation of probation is the commission of a new offense.

The second purpose of a presentence report is to: