Question 1

Which of the following is NOT one of the categories of programs in the Integrated Correctional Program Model?

Accepted Answer

A) multi-target programs 
B) Aboriginal multi-target programs 
C) sex offender programs 
D) violent offender programs 
A) multi-target programs 
B) Aboriginal multi-target programs 
C) sex offender programs 
D) violent offender programs D

Question 2

The Task Force on the Reintegration of Offenders reports that the Correctional Service of Canada is legally mandated to use the least restrictive measures consistent with protecting the public.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

When reintegrating an offender back into society,the rights of law-abiding members of a community far outweigh the rights of the offender.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Supporters of the gender-responsive approach believe that women,although they have significant needs,are not high risk.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What are reentry courts? Discuss their history and role in the correctional process as well as their core elements.

Accepted Answer

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Question 6

If after the preliminary hearing of a faint hope application the jury decides to terminate the ineligibility of parole,the offender is immediately released from prison.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The risk principle states that higher levels of service needed to be allocated to lower-risk costs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

What is the critical point for readmission to a federal institution for offenders released on full parole?

Accepted Answer

A) 1 to 6 months 
B) 7 to 12 months 
C) 13 to 18 months 
D) 19 to 24 months 
A) 1 to 6 months 
B) 7 to 12 months 
C) 13 to 18 months 
D) 19 to 24 months

Question 9

What is the factor in a risk assessment that states the level of supervision and treatment should be commensurate with the offender's level of risk?

Accepted Answer

A) reintegration 
B) risk 
C) responsivity 
D) need 
A) reintegration 
B) risk 
C) responsivity 
D) need

Question 10

Discuss why the faint hope clause was introduced,how it was originally enacted,the legislative changes made to it,as well as the success of those offenders who were granted it.How did the faint hope clause fit into the reintegration of offenders in Canadian society?

Accepted Answer

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Question 11

Reintegration is essentially a process where which of the following occurs?

Accepted Answer

A) parole officers provide offenders with incentives to follow the rules of society 
B) parole officers supervise the offender similar to incarceration 
C) the prison has fully prepared the offender prior to release 
D) offenders are required to reintegrate themselves back into society 
A) parole officers provide offenders with incentives to follow the rules of society 
B) parole officers supervise the offender similar to incarceration 
C) the prison has fully prepared the offender prior to release 
D) offenders are required to reintegrate themselves back into society

Question 12

Which theory underlies the Offender Intake Assessment?

Accepted Answer

A) the theory of offender behaviour 
B) the theory of risk assessment 
C) the theory of needs 
D) the theory of best results 
A) the theory of offender behaviour 
B) the theory of risk assessment 
C) the theory of needs 
D) the theory of best results

Question 13

The majority of offenders returned to a federal institution for violating the terms of their conditional release do so within the first 12 months of their release.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The reintegration approach takes the position that the major predictors of recidivism are known.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which bill made changes to the system for pardons in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A) Bill C-10 
B) Bill C-13 
C) Bill C-20 
D) Bill C-23 
A) Bill C-10 
B) Bill C-13 
C) Bill C-20 
D) Bill C-23

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT a key factor in a risk assessment?

Accepted Answer

A) risk 
B) need 
C) responsivity 
D) necessity 
A) risk 
B) need 
C) responsivity 
D) necessity

Question 17

In 2012-13,what was the average cost to accommodate an offender in a community correctional centre?

Accepted Answer

A) $64,537 
B) $70,324 
C) $72,333 
D) $75,989 
A) $64,537 
B) $70,324 
C) $72,333 
D) $75,989

Question 18

Discuss gender-response approaches with respect to women offenders.Do you agree that women offenders are different from male offenders? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

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Question 19

Although when developed the Integrated Correctional Program Model hoped to reduce reoffending,the results have not proven that.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

A youth court worker is preparing a report on a youth offender including a discussion of risks that are considered to be static factors.Which of the following would the youth court worker include in the report?

Accepted Answer

A) level of education 
B) interpersonal skills 
C) prior record 
D) occupational skills 
A) level of education 
B) interpersonal skills 
C) prior record 
D) occupational skills

Which of the following is NOT one of the categories of programs in the Integrated Correctional Program Model?

The Task Force on the Reintegration of Offenders reports that the Correctional Service of Canada is legally mandated to use the least restrictive measures consistent with protecting the public.

When reintegrating an offender back into society,the rights of law-abiding members of a community far outweigh the rights of the offender.

Supporters of the gender-responsive approach believe that women,although they have significant needs,are not high risk.

What are reentry courts? Discuss their history and role in the correctional process as well as their core elements.

If after the preliminary hearing of a faint hope application the jury decides to terminate the ineligibility of parole,the offender is immediately released from prison.

The risk principle states that higher levels of service needed to be allocated to lower-risk costs.

What is the critical point for readmission to a federal institution for offenders released on full parole?

What is the factor in a risk assessment that states the level of supervision and treatment should be commensurate with the offender's level of risk?

Discuss why the faint hope clause was introduced,how it was originally enacted,the legislative changes made to it,as well as the success of those offenders who were granted it.How did the faint hope clause fit into the reintegration of offenders in Canadian society?

Reintegration is essentially a process where which of the following occurs?

Which theory underlies the Offender Intake Assessment?

The majority of offenders returned to a federal institution for violating the terms of their conditional release do so within the first 12 months of their release.

The reintegration approach takes the position that the major predictors of recidivism are known.

Which bill made changes to the system for pardons in Canada?

Which of the following is NOT a key factor in a risk assessment?

In 2012-13,what was the average cost to accommodate an offender in a community correctional centre?

Discuss gender-response approaches with respect to women offenders.Do you agree that women offenders are different from male offenders? Why or why not?

Although when developed the Integrated Correctional Program Model hoped to reduce reoffending,the results have not proven that.

A youth court worker is preparing a report on a youth offender including a discussion of risks that are considered to be static factors.Which of the following would the youth court worker include in the report?

An Overview of the Criminal Justice System in Canada

Criminal Law and Criminal Justice in Canada

Control Philosophy and Criminal Justice Policy

Crime Rates, Crime Trends, and Criminal Victimization in Canada

The Context of Policing

The Practice of Policing

The Police and the Law

Pretrial Criminal Procedure

The Courts and Criminal Trial Procedure

Sentences and Dispositions

Offenders Supervised in the Community

Corrections in Canada

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Exam 13: Community Reintegration

Which of the following is NOT one of the categories of programs in the Integrated Correctional Program Model?

The Task Force on the Reintegration of Offenders reports that the Correctional Service of Canada is legally mandated to use the least restrictive measures consistent with protecting the public.

When reintegrating an offender back into society,the rights of law-abiding members of a community far outweigh the rights of the offender.

Supporters of the gender-responsive approach believe that women,although they have significant needs,are not high risk.

What are reentry courts? Discuss their history and role in the correctional process as well as their core elements.

If after the preliminary hearing of a faint hope application the jury decides to terminate the ineligibility of parole,the offender is immediately released from prison.

The risk principle states that higher levels of service needed to be allocated to lower-risk costs.

What is the critical point for readmission to a federal institution for offenders released on full parole?

What is the factor in a risk assessment that states the level of supervision and treatment should be commensurate with the offender's level of risk?

Discuss why the faint hope clause was introduced,how it was originally enacted,the legislative changes made to it,as well as the success of those offenders who were granted it.How did the faint hope clause fit into the reintegration of offenders in Canadian society?

Reintegration is essentially a process where which of the following occurs?

Which theory underlies the Offender Intake Assessment?

The majority of offenders returned to a federal institution for violating the terms of their conditional release do so within the first 12 months of their release.

The reintegration approach takes the position that the major predictors of recidivism are known.

Which bill made changes to the system for pardons in Canada?

Which of the following is NOT a key factor in a risk assessment?

In 2012-13,what was the average cost to accommodate an offender in a community correctional centre?

Discuss gender-response approaches with respect to women offenders.Do you agree that women offenders are different from male offenders? Why or why not?

Although when developed the Integrated Correctional Program Model hoped to reduce reoffending,the results have not proven that.

A youth court worker is preparing a report on a youth offender including a discussion of risks that are considered to be static factors.Which of the following would the youth court worker include in the report?

An Overview of the Criminal Justice System in Canada

Criminal Law and Criminal Justice in Canada

Control Philosophy and Criminal Justice Policy

Crime Rates, Crime Trends, and Criminal Victimization in Canada

The Context of Policing

The Practice of Policing

The Police and the Law

Pretrial Criminal Procedure

The Courts and Criminal Trial Procedure

Sentences and Dispositions

Offenders Supervised in the Community

Corrections in Canada

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