Question 1

Probation "rights" __________________.

Accepted Answer

A) are guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment 
B) are guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment 
C) are guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment 
D) is not a right, but a privilege 
A) are guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment 
B) are guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment 
C) are guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment 
D) is not a right, but a privilege

Question 2

The termination of an unsuccessful probation is called ___________________.

Accepted Answer

A) probation failure 
B) probation conclusion 
C) termination of probation 
D) rearrested 
E) probation revocation 
A) probation failure 
B) probation conclusion 
C) termination of probation 
D) rearrested 
E) probation revocation

Question 3

Describe the Outward bound program.

Accepted Answer

The Outward Bound program is an outdoor

Question 4

What are the seven major variables that influence the final disposition of a juvenile's case?

Accepted Answer

The final disposition of a juvenile's ca

Question 5

Confining a juvenile to their home when they are not at school or under treatment is called ___________.

Accepted Answer

A) school-based probation 
B) house arrest 
C) shock probation 
D) cruel and unusual punishment 
E) relaxed probation 
A) school-based probation 
B) house arrest 
C) shock probation 
D) cruel and unusual punishment 
E) relaxed probation

Question 6

John Augustus started the program Outward Bound.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A national survey of juvenile probation officers revealed that they thought their optimal case load was ________________ juveniles.

Accepted Answer

A) 20 
B) 30 
C) 45 
D) 60 
E) 70 
A) 20 
B) 30 
C) 45 
D) 60 
E) 70

Question 8

Describe the program VisionQuest.

Accepted Answer

VisionQuest is a program designed to hel

Question 9

The payment of money or the rendering of restorative service or work to the victim of a crime, whether a person or a business, is called _______________.

Accepted Answer

A) victim impact program 
B) mediation 
C) restitution 
D) retribution 
A) victim impact program 
B) mediation 
C) restitution 
D) retribution

Question 10

The fundamental goal of juvenile correctional facilities is rehabilitation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

What is shock probation?

Accepted Answer

Shock probation is a legal process in wh

Question 12

The use of probation has dramatically decreased in recent years.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What is the most common correctional sanction imposed on juvenile offenders?

Accepted Answer

The most common correctional sanction im

Question 14

Oliver Twist was a story about a wayward juvenile.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The fundamental goal of juvenile correctional facilities is _________________.

Accepted Answer

A) retribution 
B) incapacitation 
C) rehabilitation 
D) deterrence 
E) revenge 
A) retribution 
B) incapacitation 
C) rehabilitation 
D) deterrence 
E) revenge

Question 16

The text makes an argument that juvenile probation may be declining for threes reasons.Explain those three reasons.

Accepted Answer

The text argues that juvenile probation

Question 17

Most juveniles who are formally adjudicated by the juvenile court are placed out of their homes in some type of facility.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

A national survey of juvenile probation officers revealed that they thought their optimal case load was forty-five juveniles.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

When youths are required to work a set number of hours doing community improvement work as part of their sentence it is called ______________.

Accepted Answer

A) school-based probation 
B) house arrest 
C) shock probation 
D) community service 
E) relaxed probation 
A) school-based probation 
B) house arrest 
C) shock probation 
D) community service 
E) relaxed probation

Question 20

What is the NCCD Juvenile Classification Scale?

Accepted Answer

The NCCD Juvenile Classification Scale r

Probation "rights" __________________.

The termination of an unsuccessful probation is called ___________________.

Describe the Outward bound program.

What are the seven major variables that influence the final disposition of a juvenile's case?

Confining a juvenile to their home when they are not at school or under treatment is called ___________.

John Augustus started the program Outward Bound.

A national survey of juvenile probation officers revealed that they thought their optimal case load was ________________ juveniles.

Describe the program VisionQuest.

The payment of money or the rendering of restorative service or work to the victim of a crime, whether a person or a business, is called _______________.

The fundamental goal of juvenile correctional facilities is rehabilitation.

What is shock probation?

The use of probation has dramatically decreased in recent years.

What is the most common correctional sanction imposed on juvenile offenders?

Oliver Twist was a story about a wayward juvenile.

The fundamental goal of juvenile correctional facilities is _________________.

The text makes an argument that juvenile probation may be declining for threes reasons.Explain those three reasons.

Most juveniles who are formally adjudicated by the juvenile court are placed out of their homes in some type of facility.

A national survey of juvenile probation officers revealed that they thought their optimal case load was forty-five juveniles.

When youths are required to work a set number of hours doing community improvement work as part of their sentence it is called ______________.

What is the NCCD Juvenile Classification Scale?

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

Probation "rights" __________________.

The termination of an unsuccessful probation is called ___________________.

Describe the Outward bound program.

What are the seven major variables that influence the final disposition of a juvenile's case?

Confining a juvenile to their home when they are not at school or under treatment is called ___________.

John Augustus started the program Outward Bound.

A national survey of juvenile probation officers revealed that they thought their optimal case load was ________________ juveniles.

Describe the program VisionQuest.

The payment of money or the rendering of restorative service or work to the victim of a crime, whether a person or a business, is called _______________.

The fundamental goal of juvenile correctional facilities is rehabilitation.

What is shock probation?

The use of probation has dramatically decreased in recent years.

What is the most common correctional sanction imposed on juvenile offenders?

Oliver Twist was a story about a wayward juvenile.

The fundamental goal of juvenile correctional facilities is _________________.

The text makes an argument that juvenile probation may be declining for threes reasons.Explain those three reasons.

Most juveniles who are formally adjudicated by the juvenile court are placed out of their homes in some type of facility.

A national survey of juvenile probation officers revealed that they thought their optimal case load was forty-five juveniles.

When youths are required to work a set number of hours doing community improvement work as part of their sentence it is called ______________.

What is the NCCD Juvenile Classification Scale?

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