Exam 10: Probation Parole and Intermediate Sanctions

Which of the following is a criticism of intermediate sanctions?

Most prisoners do not serve their entire sentence in prison because of:

In intermittent incarceration, the offender:

In larger jurisdictions, unlike investigative officers, line officers:

In addition to imprisonment and probation, one of the sentencing options that a judge has is _____.

Discuss electronic monitoring and its technological advances.

Identify a true statement about parole procedures.

Which of the following is a type of electronic monitoring that grew out of Jack Love's initial concept of developing technology to supervise convicts?

In the context of reintegration, which of the following is a negative incentive provided by parole officers to offenders to make them follow the rules of society?

Which of the following statements is true of pretrial diversion programs?

Most probation officers rely on _____ to guide offenders successfully through their sentences.

Unlike probation, parole:

In which of the following ways does home confinement serve the goals of intermediate sanctions?

Which of the following factors makes a probationer more likely to recidivate?

Which of the following is an advantage of probation?

In the context of the revocation process, which of the following statements is true of the rights of probationers?

In a _____, the entire parole board or a subcommittee determines whether to give parole.

Extradition is a goal of corrections that focuses on preparing an offender for a return to the community unmarred by further criminal behavior.

Home confinement saves public funds and space in correctional facilities by keeping convicts out of institutional incarceration.

_____ is the power conferred on an agent of the law to enforce obedience.