Question 1

There are five times as many mentally ill people in prison as the general population.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

For every time a person is caught drinking and driving, research shows that they drove ___ without being caught

Accepted Answer

A)  80+ 
B)  50 
C)  25 
D)  10 
E)  None of the above 
A)  80+ 
B)  50 
C)  25 
D)  10 
E)  None of the above A

Question 3

Given the effectiveness of sex offender treatment, should more sexual offenders remain in the community to receive treatment?

Accepted Answer

The effectiveness of sex offender treatment is a complex and debated topic. While some studies have shown that certain types of treatment can reduce recidivism rates for sexual offenders, there is still a lack of consensus on the overall effectiveness of these programs. Additionally, the success of treatment can vary depending on the individual and the specific program being used.

In considering whether more sexual offenders should remain in the community to receive treatment, it is important to weigh the potential benefits of treatment against the need to protect the public from potential harm. While providing treatment in the community may offer some individuals the opportunity to receive help and potentially reduce their risk of reoffending, it also presents challenges in terms of monitoring and ensuring the safety of the community.

Ultimately, the decision of whether to keep sexual offenders in the community for treatment should be made on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the specific circumstances of each individual and the potential risks and benefits involved. It is important to prioritize public safety while also recognizing the potential for rehabilitation and the importance of providing support and resources for individuals who have committed sexual offenses. This is a complex issue that requires careful consideration and a balanced approach.

Question 4

Given that popularity of the Duluth Model it has been proven to be effective in treatment domestic violence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

If mentally ill offenders have no higher recidivism rates than those without mental illness, explain why there are more mentally ill offenders in jail and prison.

Accepted Answer

There are several reasons why there may

Question 6

Driving under the influence results in 1 person being killed every 50 minutes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Why are there national registries for sex offenders but not other types of offenders? Should there be national registries for domestic violence offenders?

Accepted Answer

National registries for sex offenders ex

Question 8

As we begin to understand adolescent development, we are learning that juveniles' brains are not fully developed until age 25. In contrast, most states juvenile system stops at 18. Should the juvenile system be extended to 25 years of age? Defend your answer.

Accepted Answer

As we continue to learn more about adole

Question 9

Mentally ill offenders are more likely to engage in new criminal behavior than non-mentally ill offenders

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Select the primary reason that probation and parole agencies have specialized caseloads.

Accepted Answer

A)  easier to monitor 
B)  train officers specific to the population 
C)  better relationship with providers 
D)  higher risk population 
A)  easier to monitor 
B)  train officers specific to the population 
C)  better relationship with providers 
D)  higher risk population

Question 11

An example of an acute measure of risk is

Accepted Answer

A)  unemployment 
B)  education level 
C)  history of criminal behavior 
D)  attitudes towards offense 
A)  unemployment 
B)  education level 
C)  history of criminal behavior 
D)  attitudes towards offense

Question 12

Research has shown that juvenile offenders are very similar to adult offenders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Sex offender notification was a part of what law?

Accepted Answer

A)  Jennifer's Law 
B)  Winfred's Law 
C)  Megan's Law 
D)  Sally's Law 
A)  Jennifer's Law 
B)  Winfred's Law 
C)  Megan's Law 
D)  Sally's Law

Question 14

All domestic violence offenders are high risk.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Identify the reasons that mentally ill offenders end up in prison and jail at such a higher rate. Mark all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  more criminal than non-mentally ill people 
B)  arrested for homelessness 
C)  poor and therefore cannot afford bond 
D)  difficult time coping with incarceration 
A)  more criminal than non-mentally ill people 
B)  arrested for homelessness 
C)  poor and therefore cannot afford bond 
D)  difficult time coping with incarceration

Question 16

Why would it be important to have sex offenders on specialized caseloads?

Accepted Answer

Having sex offenders on specialized case

Question 17

Treatment for sex offenders has one of the highest successful completion rates.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The following are types of domestic violence offenders (Mark all that apply)

Accepted Answer

A)  Intimate terrorist 
B)  Violent resister 
C)  Passive reactor 
D)  Situational couple violence 
A)  Intimate terrorist 
B)  Violent resister 
C)  Passive reactor 
D)  Situational couple violence

Question 19

Why would a probation and parole agency create specialized caseloads?

Accepted Answer

A probation and parole agency might crea

Question 20

All sex offenders should be treated as high risk.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

There are five times as many mentally ill people in prison as the general population.

For every time a person is caught drinking and driving, research shows that they drove ___ without being caught

Given the effectiveness of sex offender treatment, should more sexual offenders remain in the community to receive treatment?

Given that popularity of the Duluth Model it has been proven to be effective in treatment domestic violence.

If mentally ill offenders have no higher recidivism rates than those without mental illness, explain why there are more mentally ill offenders in jail and prison.

Driving under the influence results in 1 person being killed every 50 minutes.

Why are there national registries for sex offenders but not other types of offenders? Should there be national registries for domestic violence offenders?

As we begin to understand adolescent development, we are learning that juveniles' brains are not fully developed until age 25. In contrast, most states juvenile system stops at 18. Should the juvenile system be extended to 25 years of age? Defend your answer.

Mentally ill offenders are more likely to engage in new criminal behavior than non-mentally ill offenders

Select the primary reason that probation and parole agencies have specialized caseloads.

An example of an acute measure of risk is

Research has shown that juvenile offenders are very similar to adult offenders.

Sex offender notification was a part of what law?

All domestic violence offenders are high risk.

Identify the reasons that mentally ill offenders end up in prison and jail at such a higher rate. Mark all that apply.

Why would it be important to have sex offenders on specialized caseloads?

Treatment for sex offenders has one of the highest successful completion rates.

The following are types of domestic violence offenders (Mark all that apply)

Why would a probation and parole agency create specialized caseloads?

All sex offenders should be treated as high risk.

The Criminal Justice System

Pretrial Bond, Bail, and Diversion

Sentencing and Community Corrections

Probation in America

Parole in America

Offender Assessment

Roles of Probation and Parole Officers

Supervision Strategies and Delivering Services to Offenders

Graduated Responses to Behavior

Community Residential Correctional Programs

Women and Community Corrections

Problem Solving Court

Evaluating Community Corrections

Future of Corrections

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Exam 11: Special Populations in Community Corrections

There are five times as many mentally ill people in prison as the general population.

For every time a person is caught drinking and driving, research shows that they drove ___ without being caught

Given the effectiveness of sex offender treatment, should more sexual offenders remain in the community to receive treatment?

Given that popularity of the Duluth Model it has been proven to be effective in treatment domestic violence.

If mentally ill offenders have no higher recidivism rates than those without mental illness, explain why there are more mentally ill offenders in jail and prison.

Driving under the influence results in 1 person being killed every 50 minutes.

Why are there national registries for sex offenders but not other types of offenders? Should there be national registries for domestic violence offenders?

As we begin to understand adolescent development, we are learning that juveniles' brains are not fully developed until age 25. In contrast, most states juvenile system stops at 18. Should the juvenile system be extended to 25 years of age? Defend your answer.

Mentally ill offenders are more likely to engage in new criminal behavior than non-mentally ill offenders

Select the primary reason that probation and parole agencies have specialized caseloads.

An example of an acute measure of risk is

Research has shown that juvenile offenders are very similar to adult offenders.

Sex offender notification was a part of what law?

All domestic violence offenders are high risk.

Identify the reasons that mentally ill offenders end up in prison and jail at such a higher rate. Mark all that apply.

Why would it be important to have sex offenders on specialized caseloads?

Treatment for sex offenders has one of the highest successful completion rates.

The following are types of domestic violence offenders (Mark all that apply)

Why would a probation and parole agency create specialized caseloads?

All sex offenders should be treated as high risk.

The Criminal Justice System

Pretrial Bond, Bail, and Diversion

Sentencing and Community Corrections

Probation in America

Parole in America

Offender Assessment

Roles of Probation and Parole Officers

Supervision Strategies and Delivering Services to Offenders

Graduated Responses to Behavior

Community Residential Correctional Programs

Women and Community Corrections

Problem Solving Court

Evaluating Community Corrections

Future of Corrections

Filters