Question 1

The ____________ model of justice emphasizes reparation to the victim and a problem-solving approach to crime.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________ model of justice emphasizes reparation...

Question 2

Community corrections must have public support to be successful.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

A type of diversion that selects low-risk offenders already sentenced to prison and provides supervision for them in the community  is called a(n) _______ diversion.

Accepted Answer

A)  probation 
B)  institutional 
C)  incarceration 
D)  specialty 
E)  lifestyle 
A)  probation 
B)  institutional 
C)  incarceration 
D)  specialty 
E)  lifestyle

Question 4

In the two-stage process of determining a day fine, a judge will typically consider:

Accepted Answer

A)  the type of offense and income of the offender. 
B)  the age and the income of the offender. 
C)  the gender of the offender and the type of offense. 
D)  the age and gender of the offender. 
E)  the education and the income of the offender. 
A)  the type of offense and income of the offender. 
B)  the age and the income of the offender. 
C)  the gender of the offender and the type of offense. 
D)  the age and gender of the offender. 
E)  the education and the income of the offender.

Question 5

Studies indicate that _______ percent of those sentenced to probation had been assigned probation after conviction for a felony.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Studies indicate that _______ percent of those...

Question 6

Assets seized through forfeiture are usually insubstantial .

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Which of the following is another name for boot camp?

Accepted Answer

A)  Shock incarceration 
B)  Military indoctrination 
C)  Part-time incarceration 
D)  Inside/outside programming 
E)  Halfway house 
A)  Shock incarceration 
B)  Military indoctrination 
C)  Part-time incarceration 
D)  Inside/outside programming 
E)  Halfway house

Question 8

___________ occur when reforms increase the proportion on individuals in society whose behavior is regulated or controlled by the state.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___________ occur when reforms increase the proportion...

Question 9

A type of sanction that has increased substantially in the last 30 years, which involves the governmental seizure of property and other assets derived from criminal activity, is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  community service. 
B)  home. 
C)  jail. 
D)  forfeiture. 
E)  boot camp. 
A)  community service. 
B)  home. 
C)  jail. 
D)  forfeiture. 
E)  boot camp.

Question 10

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using community service as a punishment for minor offenses. Use examples in your discussion.

Accepted Answer

Community service as a punishment for mi

Question 11

​Reginald was convicted of assault and battery and home invasion.  He spent seven years in prison and was recently released on probation.  He reports daily to a day reporting center where he submits to a drug test before going to work.

Accepted Answer

A)  Given the description in the preface, it would appear that Reginald has been assigned: 
B)  an intermediate sanction. 
C)  an indeterminat e sanction. 
D)  a determinant sanction. 
E)  a general sanction.
F) supervised probation. 
A)  Given the description in the preface, it would appear that Reginald has been assigned: 
B)  an intermediate sanction. 
C)  an indeterminat e sanction. 
D)  a determinant sanction. 
E)  a general sanction.
F) supervised probation.

Question 12

Which of the following statements about home confinement is false?

Accepted Answer

A)  Home confinement is problematic because crimes can be committed from the home. 
B)  Electronic monitoring in home confinement is more expensive than imprisonment. 
C)  Home confinement raises the issue of the right to privacy because governmental corrections supervision has invaded a private home. 
D)  Electronic monitoring in home confinement may be rendered more difficult by technical problems with the equipment. 
E)  Home confinement allows offenders to work while serving punishment. 
A)  Home confinement is problematic because crimes can be committed from the home. 
B)  Electronic monitoring in home confinement is more expensive than imprisonment. 
C)  Home confinement raises the issue of the right to privacy because governmental corrections supervision has invaded a private home. 
D)  Electronic monitoring in home confinement may be rendered more difficult by technical problems with the equipment. 
E)  Home confinement allows offenders to work while serving punishment.

Question 13

Which of these is not one of the criterion probation officers use to classify clients?

Accepted Answer

A)  The offenders' service needs 
B)  The element of risk they  pose to the community 
C)  The chance that they will commit another offense 
D)  The likelihood of the offender finding work 
E)  ​H istory of offending 
A)  The offenders' service needs 
B)  The element of risk they  pose to the community 
C)  The chance that they will commit another offense 
D)  The likelihood of the offender finding work 
E)  ​H istory of offending

Question 14

Funds raised from forfeitures go to:

Accepted Answer

A)  the state correctional budget. 
B)  the police agency that made the arrest. 
C)  the prosecutor's office who wins the case. 
D)  the offender's defense attorney. 
E)  state funding for higher education. 
A)  the state correctional budget. 
B)  the police agency that made the arrest. 
C)  the prosecutor's office who wins the case. 
D)  the offender's defense attorney. 
E)  state funding for higher education.

Question 15

Probation was first developed in the United States by:

Accepted Answer

A)  Caesare Lombroso 
B)  Jeremy Bentham 
C)  James Q. Wilson 
D)  Travis Hirchi 
E)  John Augustus 
A)  Caesare Lombroso 
B)  Jeremy Bentham 
C)  James Q. Wilson 
D)  Travis Hirchi 
E)  John Augustus

Question 16

In which decade was there a growing interest in probation's role as part of community justice?

Accepted Answer

A)  1960s 
B)  1970s 
C)  1980s 
D)  1990s 
E)  2000s 
A)  1960s 
B)  1970s 
C)  1980s 
D)  1990s 
E)  2000s

Question 17

Wha t ar e th e challenge s o f communit y corrections and how may those challenges be addressed?

Accepted Answer

The challenges of community corrections

Question 18

One problem for probation officers is their heavy caseload.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Seizure by the government of property and other assets is called ______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Seizure by the government of property and...

Question 20

What is the most likely punishment for a traffic violation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Incarceration 
B)  Restitution 
C)  Fines 
D)  Forfeiture 
E)  Probation 
A)  Incarceration 
B)  Restitution 
C)  Fines 
D)  Forfeiture 
E)  Probation

The ____________ model of justice emphasizes reparation to the victim and a problem-solving approach to crime.

Community corrections must have public support to be successful.

A type of diversion that selects low-risk offenders already sentenced to prison and provides supervision for them in the community is called a(n) _______ diversion.

In the two-stage process of determining a day fine, a judge will typically consider:

Studies indicate that _______ percent of those sentenced to probation had been assigned probation after conviction for a felony.

Assets seized through forfeiture are usually insubstantial .

Which of the following is another name for boot camp?

___________ occur when reforms increase the proportion on individuals in society whose behavior is regulated or controlled by the state.

A type of sanction that has increased substantially in the last 30 years, which involves the governmental seizure of property and other assets derived from criminal activity, is known as:

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using community service as a punishment for minor offenses. Use examples in your discussion.

Reginald was convicted of assault and battery and home invasion. He spent seven years in prison and was recently released on probation. He reports daily to a day reporting center where he submits to a drug test before going to work.

Which of the following statements about home confinement is false?

Which of these is not one of the criterion probation officers use to classify clients?

Funds raised from forfeitures go to:

Probation was first developed in the United States by:

In which decade was there a growing interest in probation's role as part of community justice?

Wha t ar e th e challenge s o f communit y corrections and how may those challenges be addressed?

One problem for probation officers is their heavy caseload.

Seizure by the government of property and other assets is called ______________.

What is the most likely punishment for a traffic violation?

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Exam 12: Probation and Intermediate Sanctions

The ____________ model of justice emphasizes reparation to the victim and a problem-solving approach to crime.

Community corrections must have public support to be successful.

A type of diversion that selects low-risk offenders already sentenced to prison and provides supervision for them in the community is called a(n) _______ diversion.

In the two-stage process of determining a day fine, a judge will typically consider:

Studies indicate that _______ percent of those sentenced to probation had been assigned probation after conviction for a felony.

Assets seized through forfeiture are usually insubstantial .

Which of the following is another name for boot camp?

___________ occur when reforms increase the proportion on individuals in society whose behavior is regulated or controlled by the state.

A type of sanction that has increased substantially in the last 30 years, which involves the governmental seizure of property and other assets derived from criminal activity, is known as:

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using community service as a punishment for minor offenses. Use examples in your discussion.

​Reginald was convicted of assault and battery and home invasion. He spent seven years in prison and was recently released on probation. He reports daily to a day reporting center where he submits to a drug test before going to work.

Which of the following statements about home confinement is false?

Which of these is not one of the criterion probation officers use to classify clients?

Funds raised from forfeitures go to:

Probation was first developed in the United States by:

In which decade was there a growing interest in probation's role as part of community justice?

Wha t ar e th e challenge s o f communit y corrections and how may those challenges be addressed?

One problem for probation officers is their heavy caseload.

Seizure by the government of property and other assets is called ______________.

What is the most likely punishment for a traffic violation?

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Crime and Crime Causation

Criminal Justice and the Rule of Law

Police

Policing Contemporary Issues and Challenges

Police and Law

Courts and Adjudication

Pretrial Procedures Plea Bargaining and the Criminal Trial

Punishment and Sentencing

Corrections

Incarceration and Prison Society

Reentry Into the Community

Technology and Criminal Justice

Juvenile Justice

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Reginald was convicted of assault and battery and home invasion. He spent seven years in prison and was recently released on probation. He reports daily to a day reporting center where he submits to a drug test before going to work.