Question 1

Short-term incarceration followed by a period of probation is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  intensive probation. 
B)  new penology. 
C)  split sentencing. 
D)  new-wave probation. 
A)  intensive probation. 
B)  new penology. 
C)  split sentencing. 
D)  new-wave probation. C

Question 2

Fines are more frequently used in cases involving:

Accepted Answer

A)  misdemeanors and lesser offenses. 
B)  lower-level felonies such as grand theft or automobile theft. 
C)  drug offenses. 
D)  sexual offenses. 
A)  misdemeanors and lesser offenses. 
B)  lower-level felonies such as grand theft or automobile theft. 
C)  drug offenses. 
D)  sexual offenses. A

Question 3

Restitution is the most popular model of restorative justice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

According to the continuum of intermediate sanctions, which of the following is the most intrusive sanction

Accepted Answer

A)  house arrest 
B)  restitution 
C)  drug courts 
D)  boot camps 
A)  house arrest 
B)  restitution 
C)  drug courts 
D)  boot camps

Question 5

In rem proceedings are used to return property illegally seized by the government.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Drug courts are an example of a ________________ court, which is a court that seeks to provide unique and unconventional punishments in order to assist offenders with their particular issues.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Drug courts are an example of a...

Question 7

Restorative justice focuses on the welfare of the offender in the aftermath of the crime.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Prerelease centers for inmates that also serve as an intermediate sanction for probationers are called ______________and include probation centers, restitution centers, county work- release centers, and therapeutic communities.

Accepted Answer

A)  halfway houses 
B)  release homes 
C)  day centers 
D)  report centers 
A)  halfway houses 
B)  release homes 
C)  day centers 
D)  report centers

Question 9

Recent research has shown that drug courts truly have not been as effective as prisons when it comes to reducing the recidivism rates of drug offenders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A court order requiring an offender to perform a certain number of work hours at a private nonprofit or a government agency is a:

Accepted Answer

A)  community service order. 
B)  standard probation requirement. 
C)  volunteer assignment. 
D)  work release order. 
A)  community service order. 
B)  standard probation requirement. 
C)  volunteer assignment. 
D)  work release order.

Question 11

What are the characteristics of day reporting centers?

Accepted Answer

Day reporting centers are newly establis

Question 12

Intermediate sanctions, if successfully completed, cost less than jails and prisons.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

______________________ is the type of electronic monitoring whereby an offender is monitored periodically or continuously throughout the day and night by means of a pager number that only the probation officer knows.

Accepted Answer

Remote loc

Question 14

Split sentencing is a standard feature in many states with intensive supervision programs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

To ensure that an offender is complying with his or her home confinement orders, many jurisdictions use:

Accepted Answer

A)  neighborhood watch programs. 
B)  cell phones. 
C)  electronic monitoring. 
D)  Internet. 
A)  neighborhood watch programs. 
B)  cell phones. 
C)  electronic monitoring. 
D)  Internet.

Question 16

A(n) _______________ is a military-style facility used as an alternative to prison in order to deal with prison overcrowding and public demands for severe treatment.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) _______________ is a military-style facility used...

Question 17

Wide public support for "just desert" sentencing caused interest in community sanctions geared toward:

Accepted Answer

A)  the seriousness of the crime. 
B)  repeat offenders. 
C)  violent offenders. 
D)  sex offenders. 
A)  the seriousness of the crime. 
B)  repeat offenders. 
C)  violent offenders. 
D)  sex offenders.

Question 18

Boot camps began in adult corrections, but are more recently used for juvenile offenders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Please list and explain the four basic types of systems that are used to electronically monitor offenders.

Accepted Answer

Active phone line systems employ a trans

Question 20

Identify the sanctions included in the continuum or ladder of intermediate sanctions.

Accepted Answer

Fines, forfeiture, and restitution are a

Short-term incarceration followed by a period of probation is called:

Fines are more frequently used in cases involving:

Restitution is the most popular model of restorative justice.

According to the continuum of intermediate sanctions, which of the following is the most intrusive sanction

In rem proceedings are used to return property illegally seized by the government.

Drug courts are an example of a ________________ court, which is a court that seeks to provide unique and unconventional punishments in order to assist offenders with their particular issues.

Restorative justice focuses on the welfare of the offender in the aftermath of the crime.

Prerelease centers for inmates that also serve as an intermediate sanction for probationers are called ______________and include probation centers, restitution centers, county work- release centers, and therapeutic communities.

Recent research has shown that drug courts truly have not been as effective as prisons when it comes to reducing the recidivism rates of drug offenders.

A court order requiring an offender to perform a certain number of work hours at a private nonprofit or a government agency is a:

What are the characteristics of day reporting centers?

Intermediate sanctions, if successfully completed, cost less than jails and prisons.

______________________ is the type of electronic monitoring whereby an offender is monitored periodically or continuously throughout the day and night by means of a pager number that only the probation officer knows.

Split sentencing is a standard feature in many states with intensive supervision programs.

To ensure that an offender is complying with his or her home confinement orders, many jurisdictions use:

A(n) _______________ is a military-style facility used as an alternative to prison in order to deal with prison overcrowding and public demands for severe treatment.

Wide public support for "just desert" sentencing caused interest in community sanctions geared toward:

Boot camps began in adult corrections, but are more recently used for juvenile offenders.

Please list and explain the four basic types of systems that are used to electronically monitor offenders.

Identify the sanctions included in the continuum or ladder of intermediate sanctions.

The Correctional System

Sentencing and the Correctional Process

Community Corrections: Diversion and Probation

Jails and Houses of Correction

Prisons

The Prison Experience: Males and Females

Prisoners Rights

Correctional Programs and Services

Parole and Release to the Community

Special Prison Populations

Capital Punishment and the Death Row Inmate

The Juvenile Offender

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Exam 4: Intermediate Sanctions and Restorative Justice

Short-term incarceration followed by a period of probation is called:

Fines are more frequently used in cases involving:

Restitution is the most popular model of restorative justice.

According to the continuum of intermediate sanctions, which of the following is the most intrusive sanction

In rem proceedings are used to return property illegally seized by the government.

Drug courts are an example of a ________________ court, which is a court that seeks to provide unique and unconventional punishments in order to assist offenders with their particular issues.

Restorative justice focuses on the welfare of the offender in the aftermath of the crime.

Prerelease centers for inmates that also serve as an intermediate sanction for probationers are called ______________and include probation centers, restitution centers, county work- release centers, and therapeutic communities.

Recent research has shown that drug courts truly have not been as effective as prisons when it comes to reducing the recidivism rates of drug offenders.

A court order requiring an offender to perform a certain number of work hours at a private nonprofit or a government agency is a:

What are the characteristics of day reporting centers?

Intermediate sanctions, if successfully completed, cost less than jails and prisons.

______________________ is the type of electronic monitoring whereby an offender is monitored periodically or continuously throughout the day and night by means of a pager number that only the probation officer knows.

Split sentencing is a standard feature in many states with intensive supervision programs.

To ensure that an offender is complying with his or her home confinement orders, many jurisdictions use:

A(n) _______________ is a military-style facility used as an alternative to prison in order to deal with prison overcrowding and public demands for severe treatment.

Wide public support for "just desert" sentencing caused interest in community sanctions geared toward:

Boot camps began in adult corrections, but are more recently used for juvenile offenders.

Please list and explain the four basic types of systems that are used to electronically monitor offenders.

Identify the sanctions included in the continuum or ladder of intermediate sanctions.

The Correctional System

Sentencing and the Correctional Process

Community Corrections: Diversion and Probation

Jails and Houses of Correction

Prisons

The Prison Experience: Males and Females

Prisoners Rights

Correctional Programs and Services

Parole and Release to the Community

Special Prison Populations

Capital Punishment and the Death Row Inmate

The Juvenile Offender

Filters