Exam 4: Probation and Community Corrections

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Judges base their sentencing decisions on probation officers' presentence investigation reports.

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The process of removing youthful or minor offenders from the justice system in order to minimize the stigma that might attach to them is called:

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In the U.S. Supreme Court case of United States v. Birnbaum (1970) the Court held that probation is a constitutionally protected right.

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Conditional freedom granted to an offender by a court defines:

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Define, describe, and explain the concept of probation. What are some of the historical factors leading to the creation of modern-day probation?

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Probation officers in the United States are considered peace officers and, thus, they must carry firearms.

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The vast majority of people supervised by the corrections component of the criminal justice system are on probation.

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In 2016 over 80% of probationers in the United States successfully completed their term of probation.

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In 1878 the first state to adopt a statewide probation statute was:

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All of the following can be considered intermediate sanctions except:

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List and discuss at least five (5) conditions imposed on most probationers.

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The use of the risk-need-responsibility approach by probation agencies is designed to reduce recidivism by probationers.

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Diversion is largely based on the criminological theory known as:

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When a probationer has absconded, it means that he/she has failed a drug test.

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What do we mean by intermediate sanctions? Give examples of these types of punishments.

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What do we call the process that brings more people under some form of social control as the result of creating new programs or organizations?

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In terms of probation violations, any offense not associated with a criminal act can be considered a _________ violation.

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What is the purpose of diversion in the criminal justice system? Upon what assumptions is this practice based? For whom is diversion most appropriate?

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Probation evolved during what is generally known as the __________ (1890 to 1920).

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Bureau of Justice Statistics numbers show that the proportion of women on probation has increased.

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