Question 1

The Supreme Court finding in Roper v Simmons (2005) made it unconstitutional for

Accepted Answer

A)  juvenile offenders to be tried as an adult 
B)  juvenile offenders to be interviewed without a parent or guardian present 
C)  juveniles to be sentenced to death 
D)  juveniles to be housed with adults 
A)  juvenile offenders to be tried as an adult 
B)  juvenile offenders to be interviewed without a parent or guardian present 
C)  juveniles to be sentenced to death 
D)  juveniles to be housed with adults

Question 2

The recidivism rate for a 1st DUI driver to get a second DUI in 5 years is less than 5%. Given this low percentage, should 1st time DUI drivers get diversion. Defend your answer.

Accepted Answer

The low recidivism rate for 1st time DUI

Question 3

The Duluth Model for domestic violence offenders has shown to be ineffective. Why do you think agencies still use the curriculum?

Accepted Answer

There are a few potential reasons why ag

Question 4

Supervision of DUI drivers is difficult. Monitoring Interlock devices include which of the following:

Accepted Answer

A)  confirm the device is on the car 
B)  review blows/pictures of the driver 
C)  respond to positive blows 
D)  follow drivers to ensure they are not drinking 
A)  confirm the device is on the car 
B)  review blows/pictures of the driver 
C)  respond to positive blows 
D)  follow drivers to ensure they are not drinking

Question 5

Static risk assessments for sexual offenders often include all of the following except

Accepted Answer

A)  age of the offender 
B)  history of offending 
C)  marital status 
D)  current employment status 
E)  income of the offender 
A)  age of the offender 
B)  history of offending 
C)  marital status 
D)  current employment status 
E)  income of the offender

Question 6

What could a probation agency do to reduce the technical violations that are applied to mentally ill offenders?

Accepted Answer

Probation agencies can take several step

Question 7

RECLAIM Ohio was successful in which of the following

Accepted Answer

A)  reducing custody population for juveniles 
B)  providing opportunities for local treatment 
C)  increase sentencing options for judges 
D)  keep lower risk youth out of incarcerated events 
E)  all of the above
F) none of the above 
A)  reducing custody population for juveniles 
B)  providing opportunities for local treatment 
C)  increase sentencing options for judges 
D)  keep lower risk youth out of incarcerated events 
E)  all of the above
F) none of the above

The Supreme Court finding in Roper v Simmons (2005) made it unconstitutional for

The recidivism rate for a 1st DUI driver to get a second DUI in 5 years is less than 5%. Given this low percentage, should 1st time DUI drivers get diversion. Defend your answer.

The Duluth Model for domestic violence offenders has shown to be ineffective. Why do you think agencies still use the curriculum?

Supervision of DUI drivers is difficult. Monitoring Interlock devices include which of the following:

Static risk assessments for sexual offenders often include all of the following except

What could a probation agency do to reduce the technical violations that are applied to mentally ill offenders?

RECLAIM Ohio was successful in which of the following

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

The Supreme Court finding in Roper v Simmons (2005) made it unconstitutional for

The recidivism rate for a 1st DUI driver to get a second DUI in 5 years is less than 5%. Given this low percentage, should 1st time DUI drivers get diversion. Defend your answer.

The Duluth Model for domestic violence offenders has shown to be ineffective. Why do you think agencies still use the curriculum?

Supervision of DUI drivers is difficult. Monitoring Interlock devices include which of the following:

Static risk assessments for sexual offenders often include all of the following except

What could a probation agency do to reduce the technical violations that are applied to mentally ill offenders?

RECLAIM Ohio was successful in which of the following

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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