Question 1

Being required to abstain from drugs and/or alcohol is an example of an optional condition of probation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which of the following does NOT explain the role and orientation of probation officers toward control surveillance?

Accepted Answer

A)  increasing number of violent offences being committed by probationers 
B)  increasing probation officer caseloads 
C)  increasing accountability to reduce liability 
D)  increasing number of special categories of offenders 
A)  increasing number of violent offences being committed by probationers 
B)  increasing probation officer caseloads 
C)  increasing accountability to reduce liability 
D)  increasing number of special categories of offenders

Question 3

What is diversion and when can it be used in the criminal justice process?

Accepted Answer

Responses will vary.
Programs

Question 4

Over the past decade, there has been a shift in the role and orientation of probation officers toward control/surveillance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Being required to abstain from drugs and/or alcohol is an example of an optional condition of probation.

Which of the following does NOT explain the role and orientation of probation officers toward control surveillance?

What is diversion and when can it be used in the criminal justice process?

Over the past decade, there has been a shift in the role and orientation of probation officers toward control/surveillance.

The Foundations of Criminal Justice

The Structure and Process of Criminal Justice

Crime, Victims, and the Community

The Structure and Roles of the Police

Police Powers and Decision Making

Police Strategies and Operations

The Structure and Operation of the Criminal Courts

The Prosecution of Criminal Cases

Sentencing

Correctional Institutions

Release and Reentry

Restorative Justice: an Alternative Approach to Crime, Victims, and Offenders

Going Forward: Challenges to and Opportunities for Criminal Justice Reform

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Exam 10: Corrections in the Community: Alternatives to Confinement

Being required to abstain from drugs and/or alcohol is an example of an optional condition of probation.

Which of the following does NOT explain the role and orientation of probation officers toward control surveillance?

What is diversion and when can it be used in the criminal justice process?

Over the past decade, there has been a shift in the role and orientation of probation officers toward control/surveillance.

The Foundations of Criminal Justice

The Structure and Process of Criminal Justice

Crime, Victims, and the Community

The Structure and Roles of the Police

Police Powers and Decision Making

Police Strategies and Operations

The Structure and Operation of the Criminal Courts

The Prosecution of Criminal Cases

Sentencing

Correctional Institutions

Release and Reentry

Restorative Justice: an Alternative Approach to Crime, Victims, and Offenders

Going Forward: Challenges to and Opportunities for Criminal Justice Reform

Filters