Exam 11: Juvenile Aftercare

Revocation generally is based on the ________ of the youths.

What program begins with a thirteen-week reintegration treatment program that attempts to improve offenders' basic socialization skills, to stop their use or abuse of drugs, and to provide them with employment and/or an educational opportunity?

Parole or aftercare officers have much in common with probation officers.

Lifeskills '95 is geared to chronic, high-risk juvenile offenders and is designed to assist these offenders when released from secure confinement.

Aftercare for the Incarcerated through Mentoring (AIM), a juvenile reentry program based in Indiana, focuses primarily on ________.

Confinement is the primary goal of imprisonment of juvenile offenders.

Which of the following is an objective of juvenile aftercare?

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It is clear that a reduction in ________ size and intensification of level of contacts are widely accepted operational principles for intensive aftercare programming.

The Intensive Aftercare Program model focuses on ________.

Juveniles released from training schools are much more prepared for community living than they were in the past.

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In terms of intensive aftercare supervision, three populations of juveniles can be targeted: all parolees, medium- to low-risk parolees, and high-risk parolees.

In Chief Justice Warren Burger's opinion, the first requirement of due process for parole revocation is ________.

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Which of the following is a disadvantage of setting up independent agencies for releasing youths from training centers?

For an aftercare program to be successful, it should ________.

The bases on which juveniles are released from ________ schools vary, and so do those individuals responsible for making the release decision.