Exam 4: Diversion and Probation: How Most Offenders Are Punished

_____ highlights the importance of using scientific research to study correctional policy.

The second major role of a probation officer is _____.

While diversion is considered a good practice,it costs more than the use of incarceration.

Which of the following is an advantage of using diversion?

Which of the following states has the largest adult probation population?

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

A due process hearing that must be conducted to determine whether the conditions of probation have been violated is called a(n)____ hearing.

In the _____ case,the Supreme Court decided that there was no difference between probation and parole revocation because both of them resulted in loss of liberty.

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

The defendant's participation,in exchange for diversion,in a treatment,counseling,or education program aimed at changing his or her behavior is called _____.

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

The PSR is prepared by a _____.

A type of crime in which all parties willingly participate is known as _____.

_____ refers to the dismissal of charges if the defendant satisfactorily completes treatment,counseling,or other programs ordered by the justice system.

_____ was the "founder of probation."

The National Probation Act was signed by President _____.

At a revocation hearing the defendant has limited rights,and is not allowed to present evidences or witnesses.

The repetition of criminal behavior,generally defined as rearrest,is called _____.

_____ was the founder of probation.

A(n)_____ is a failure to comply with the conditions of probation.