Question 1

The screening, assessment, and evaluation process for determining eligibility for a drug court treatment program is the same across jurisdictions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Intimate partner violence is overwhelmingly committed by females against males.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

The symptoms of PTSD include which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Reexperiencing the event 
B)  Hyperarousal 
C)  Diminished responsiveness 
D)  All of these 
A)  Reexperiencing the event 
B)  Hyperarousal 
C)  Diminished responsiveness 
D)  All of these

Question 4

What is the first goal of a mental health court?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What is the first goal of a...

Question 5

The mentally ill are overrepresented in the correctional system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

As of 2008, _______ veterans had been diagnosed with PTSd.

Accepted Answer

A)  50,000 
B)  84,000 
C)  96,000 
D)  100,000 
A)  50,000 
B)  84,000 
C)  96,000 
D)  100,000

Question 7

The Midtown Community Court in Midtown Manhattan was established in:

Accepted Answer

A)  1990 
B)  1992 
C)  1993 
D)  1995 
A)  1990 
B)  1992 
C)  1993 
D)  1995

Question 8

If an offender's application to a drug court gets accepted, the case is then referred to a

Accepted Answer

A)  judge. 
B)  probation officer. 
C)  community specialist. 
D)  doctor. 
A)  judge. 
B)  probation officer. 
C)  community specialist. 
D)  doctor.

Question 9

Out of the veterans who needed treatment for illicit drug use in 2001, only ____ percent received treatment.

Accepted Answer

A)  10 
B)  20 
C)  30 
D)  40 
A)  10 
B)  20 
C)  30 
D)  40

Question 10

Problem-solving courts are designed to address the underlying causes of a person's antisocial behavior under the assumption that it will cease or diminish with the alleged cause under control

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Which of the following statements pertains to the collaboration element of the Bureau of Justice Assistance problem-solving court guidelines?

Accepted Answer

A)  Problem-solving courts are designed to provide positive case outcomes for victims, society, and the offender. 
B)  Problem-solving courts promote reform in how the government responds to problems. 
C)  Problem-solving courts work with external parties to achieve certain goals. 
D)  Judges take a more hands-on approach to addressing problems and changing behaviors of defendants. 
A)  Problem-solving courts are designed to provide positive case outcomes for victims, society, and the offender. 
B)  Problem-solving courts promote reform in how the government responds to problems. 
C)  Problem-solving courts work with external parties to achieve certain goals. 
D)  Judges take a more hands-on approach to addressing problems and changing behaviors of defendants.

The screening, assessment, and evaluation process for determining eligibility for a drug court treatment program is the same across jurisdictions.

Intimate partner violence is overwhelmingly committed by females against males.

The symptoms of PTSD include which of the following?

What is the first goal of a mental health court?

The mentally ill are overrepresented in the correctional system.

As of 2008, _______ veterans had been diagnosed with PTSd.

The Midtown Community Court in Midtown Manhattan was established in:

If an offender's application to a drug court gets accepted, the case is then referred to a

Out of the veterans who needed treatment for illicit drug use in 2001, only ____ percent received treatment.

Problem-solving courts are designed to address the underlying causes of a person's antisocial behavior under the assumption that it will cease or diminish with the alleged cause under control

Which of the following statements pertains to the collaboration element of the Bureau of Justice Assistance problem-solving court guidelines?

The Philosophical and Ideological Underpinnings of Corrections

Early Corrections: From Ancient Times to Colonial Jails and Prisons

Correctional History: Early Prisons to Corrections Today

Ethics and Corrections

Sentencing: The Application of Punishment

Jails and Detention Centers

Community Corrections: Probation and Intermediary Sanctions

Prisons and the Correctional Client

Classification and Assessment of Offenders

Correctional Programming and Treatment

Parole and Prisoner Reentry

Correctional Organizations and Their Management

The Corrections Experience for Staff

Women and Corrections

Minorities and Corrections

Juveniles and Corrections

Legal Issues in Corrections

The Death Penalty

Comparative Corrections: Punishment in Other Countries

Corrections in the 21st Century

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Exam 7: Special Problem-Solving Courts in Corrections

The screening, assessment, and evaluation process for determining eligibility for a drug court treatment program is the same across jurisdictions.

Intimate partner violence is overwhelmingly committed by females against males.

The symptoms of PTSD include which of the following?

What is the first goal of a mental health court?

The mentally ill are overrepresented in the correctional system.

As of 2008, _______ veterans had been diagnosed with PTSd.

The Midtown Community Court in Midtown Manhattan was established in:

If an offender's application to a drug court gets accepted, the case is then referred to a

Out of the veterans who needed treatment for illicit drug use in 2001, only ____ percent received treatment.

Problem-solving courts are designed to address the underlying causes of a person's antisocial behavior under the assumption that it will cease or diminish with the alleged cause under control

Which of the following statements pertains to the collaboration element of the Bureau of Justice Assistance problem-solving court guidelines?

The Philosophical and Ideological Underpinnings of Corrections

Early Corrections: From Ancient Times to Colonial Jails and Prisons

Correctional History: Early Prisons to Corrections Today

Ethics and Corrections

Sentencing: The Application of Punishment

Jails and Detention Centers

Community Corrections: Probation and Intermediary Sanctions

Prisons and the Correctional Client

Classification and Assessment of Offenders

Correctional Programming and Treatment

Parole and Prisoner Reentry

Correctional Organizations and Their Management

The Corrections Experience for Staff

Women and Corrections

Minorities and Corrections

Juveniles and Corrections

Legal Issues in Corrections

The Death Penalty

Comparative Corrections: Punishment in Other Countries

Corrections in the 21st Century

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