Question 1

A form of probation characterized by increased supervision and treatment is called _______.

Accepted Answer

A) Intensive Supervision Probation 
B) parole 
C) probation watch 
D) close watch 
E) tracking 
A) Intensive Supervision Probation 
B) parole 
C) probation watch 
D) close watch 
E) tracking

Question 2

This document explains the probation process and outlines the general conditions of probation and any special conditions imposed.

Accepted Answer

A) the Presentence Investigation 
B) the sentencing disposition 
C) the probation agreement 
D) the social contract 
A) the Presentence Investigation 
B) the sentencing disposition 
C) the probation agreement 
D) the social contract

Question 3

What are mediation programs and how are they used?

Accepted Answer

Mediation programs are structured proces

Question 4

Only 23% of juveniles formally adjudicated in the American juvenile justice court system are placed in a secure facility.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

What are the five common key elements of Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) programs?

Accepted Answer

The five common key elements of Intensiv

Question 6

Who is the author of Oliver Twist?

Accepted Answer

A) William Shakespeare 
B) Charles Dickens 
C) T.S.Elliot 
D) Mark Twain 
E) Gene Roddenberry 
A) William Shakespeare 
B) Charles Dickens 
C) T.S.Elliot 
D) Mark Twain 
E) Gene Roddenberry

Question 7

The juvenile correctional system in the United States grew in a bifurcated or two-pronged manner.Explain each of those prongs.

Accepted Answer

The juvenile correctional system in the

Question 8

What are the seven responsibilities of probation officers?

Accepted Answer

Probation officers play a crucial role i

Question 9

The monitoring and support of juveniles who have been released from custody or supervision by the juvenile courts is called _________________.

Accepted Answer

A) aftercare 
B) probation treatment 
C) parole 
D) suspension 
E) furlough 
A) aftercare 
B) probation treatment 
C) parole 
D) suspension 
E) furlough

Question 10

It costs fundamentally more to incarcerate or place a juvenile in a facility than it does to monitor him on probation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Programs that bring together the juvenile delinquent and the victims in a hope to negotiate a conclusion are called ____________.

Accepted Answer

A) mediation programs 
B) counseling programs 
C) mutual interest meetings 
D) retribution programs 
E) victim impact meetings 
A) mediation programs 
B) counseling programs 
C) mutual interest meetings 
D) retribution programs 
E) victim impact meetings

Question 12

The care and custody of children by families willing to take them into their homes is called foster care.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The "right to probation" is recognized in the due process clause of the Bill of Rights.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

What are the different correctional alternatives available in the juvenile justice system?

Accepted Answer

The juvenile justice system offers a ran

Question 15

The number of adjudicated delinquency cases resulting in residential placement decreased 30% from 1985 to 2005.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Alisa Alred suggests that delinquency is related to __________________.

Accepted Answer

A) violence on television 
B) rap music 
C) immigration 
D) a lack of parenting skills 
E) a lack of job opportunities 
A) violence on television 
B) rap music 
C) immigration 
D) a lack of parenting skills 
E) a lack of job opportunities

Question 17

A relatively unique correctional strategy that involves exposing the juvenile to a brief commitment in an institutional facility, and then releasing them on probation, is called shock probation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The "Father of Probation" in America was _____________________.

Accepted Answer

A) John Howard 
B) John Smith 
C) John Wayne 
D) John Jones 
E) John Augustus 
A) John Howard 
B) John Smith 
C) John Wayne 
D) John Jones 
E) John Augustus

Question 19

What are the five phases of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency for ISP programs?

Accepted Answer

The National Council on Crime and Delinq

Question 20

A range of sanctions that are designed to take the place of traditional ones such as probation or incarceration is called ______________.

Accepted Answer

A) parole 
B) just deserts 
C) multiple programs 
D) alternative sanctions 
E) flexibility programs 
A) parole 
B) just deserts 
C) multiple programs 
D) alternative sanctions 
E) flexibility programs

A form of probation characterized by increased supervision and treatment is called _______.

This document explains the probation process and outlines the general conditions of probation and any special conditions imposed.

What are mediation programs and how are they used?

Only 23% of juveniles formally adjudicated in the American juvenile justice court system are placed in a secure facility.

What are the five common key elements of Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) programs?

Who is the author of Oliver Twist?

The juvenile correctional system in the United States grew in a bifurcated or two-pronged manner.Explain each of those prongs.

What are the seven responsibilities of probation officers?

The monitoring and support of juveniles who have been released from custody or supervision by the juvenile courts is called _________________.

It costs fundamentally more to incarcerate or place a juvenile in a facility than it does to monitor him on probation.

Programs that bring together the juvenile delinquent and the victims in a hope to negotiate a conclusion are called ____________.

The care and custody of children by families willing to take them into their homes is called foster care.

The "right to probation" is recognized in the due process clause of the Bill of Rights.

What are the different correctional alternatives available in the juvenile justice system?

The number of adjudicated delinquency cases resulting in residential placement decreased 30% from 1985 to 2005.

Alisa Alred suggests that delinquency is related to __________________.

A relatively unique correctional strategy that involves exposing the juvenile to a brief commitment in an institutional facility, and then releasing them on probation, is called shock probation.

The "Father of Probation" in America was _____________________.

What are the five phases of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency for ISP programs?

A range of sanctions that are designed to take the place of traditional ones such as probation or incarceration is called ______________.

The Juvenile Justice System

History of the Juvenile Justice System

Juvenile Crime, Criminals, and Victims

Choice, Deterrence, Biological, and Psychological Theories

Social Structure, Social Process, and Social Reaction Theories

Delinquency Prevention and Intervention

Police and Juveniles

Juvenile Law and Procedure

The Juvenile Court

Juveniles in the Criminal Justice System

Institutional Corrections for Juveniles

Gangs and Delinquency

Special Populations

Future Directions in Juvenile Justice

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Exam 11: Community-Based Corrections for Juveniles

A form of probation characterized by increased supervision and treatment is called _______.

This document explains the probation process and outlines the general conditions of probation and any special conditions imposed.

What are mediation programs and how are they used?

Only 23% of juveniles formally adjudicated in the American juvenile justice court system are placed in a secure facility.

What are the five common key elements of Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) programs?

Who is the author of Oliver Twist?

The juvenile correctional system in the United States grew in a bifurcated or two-pronged manner.Explain each of those prongs.

What are the seven responsibilities of probation officers?

The monitoring and support of juveniles who have been released from custody or supervision by the juvenile courts is called _________________.

It costs fundamentally more to incarcerate or place a juvenile in a facility than it does to monitor him on probation.

Programs that bring together the juvenile delinquent and the victims in a hope to negotiate a conclusion are called ____________.

The care and custody of children by families willing to take them into their homes is called foster care.

The "right to probation" is recognized in the due process clause of the Bill of Rights.

What are the different correctional alternatives available in the juvenile justice system?

The number of adjudicated delinquency cases resulting in residential placement decreased 30% from 1985 to 2005.

Alisa Alred suggests that delinquency is related to __________________.

A relatively unique correctional strategy that involves exposing the juvenile to a brief commitment in an institutional facility, and then releasing them on probation, is called shock probation.

The "Father of Probation" in America was _____________________.

What are the five phases of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency for ISP programs?

A range of sanctions that are designed to take the place of traditional ones such as probation or incarceration is called ______________.

The Juvenile Justice System

History of the Juvenile Justice System

Juvenile Crime, Criminals, and Victims

Choice, Deterrence, Biological, and Psychological Theories

Social Structure, Social Process, and Social Reaction Theories

Delinquency Prevention and Intervention

Police and Juveniles

Juvenile Law and Procedure

The Juvenile Court

Juveniles in the Criminal Justice System

Institutional Corrections for Juveniles

Gangs and Delinquency

Special Populations

Future Directions in Juvenile Justice

Filters