Question 1

California created the first work release program in 1906.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

A pardon means that the sentence is forgiven and the offender is released from custody as soon as the pardon is issued.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

The goal of administrative supervision is __________ rather than __________

Accepted Answer

A)  rehabilitation; reoffending. 
B)  interaction; integration. 
C)  treatment; punishment. 
D)  control; supervision. 
A)  rehabilitation; reoffending. 
B)  interaction; integration. 
C)  treatment; punishment. 
D)  control; supervision. D

Question 4

Which type of community-based sanction is technically NOT an alternative to incarceration?

Accepted Answer

A)  Boot camps 
B)  Community service 
C)  Home confinement 
D)  Work release 
A)  Boot camps 
B)  Community service 
C)  Home confinement 
D)  Work release

Question 5

Briefly compare the goals of the two models of probation and parole.

Accepted Answer

The workload model promotes re

Question 6

Curfew, home detention, and home incarceration are home confinement levels found in __________ courts.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Curfew, home detention, and home incarceration are...

Question 7

Research suggests that the type of strain that increases the likelihood of reoffending is

Accepted Answer

A)  conjugal visits. 
B)  suicide ideation. 
C)  negative relationships. 
D)  authoritarian correctional officers. 
A)  conjugal visits. 
B)  suicide ideation. 
C)  negative relationships. 
D)  authoritarian correctional officers.

Question 8

One difference between probation and parole is that

Accepted Answer

A)  probation usually follows a period of incarceration. 
B)  probation is always located inside corrections departments. 
C)  parole usually follows a period of incarceration. 
D)  parole is always located inside the courts. 
A)  probation usually follows a period of incarceration. 
B)  probation is always located inside corrections departments. 
C)  parole usually follows a period of incarceration. 
D)  parole is always located inside the courts.

Question 9

Home confinement is a relatively new community-based sanction.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Jails and prisons both rely on government funding.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Name five responses to the pains of prison.

Accepted Answer

Heightened suicide r

Question 12

Which of the following strategies is used to mitigate the pains of incarceration?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hypnosis 
B)  Sleep deprivation 
C)  Electroconvulsive therapy 
D)  Visitation 
A)  Hypnosis 
B)  Sleep deprivation 
C)  Electroconvulsive therapy 
D)  Visitation

Question 13

Research studies have shown that probation and parole are experienced as a __________ sanction.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Research studies have shown that probation and...

Question 14

All of the following are criticisms of caseload models of probation/parole EXCEPT they

Accepted Answer

A)  discourage officers from thinking innovatively. 
B)  are bureaucratic in nature. 
C)  assign cases based on offender characteristics. 
D)  are based on assumptions rather than research. 
A)  discourage officers from thinking innovatively. 
B)  are bureaucratic in nature. 
C)  assign cases based on offender characteristics. 
D)  are based on assumptions rather than research.

Question 15

Which stage of incarceration is analogous to college orientation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Classification 
B)  Reentry 
C)  Arraignment 
D)  Prerelease 
A)  Classification 
B)  Reentry 
C)  Arraignment 
D)  Prerelease

Question 16

Reentry is best described as a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  event. 
B)  alternative. 
C)  punishment. 
D)  process. 
A)  event. 
B)  alternative. 
C)  punishment. 
D)  process.

Question 17

Briefly explain the five functions of selective enforcement.

Accepted Answer

It gives officers more power and control

Question 18

Pat's sentence has been commuted. This means that Pat

Accepted Answer

A)  is innocent. 
B)  will not serve the entire sentence. 
C)  is forgiven. 
D)  will be released to a treatment program. 
A)  is innocent. 
B)  will not serve the entire sentence. 
C)  is forgiven. 
D)  will be released to a treatment program.

Question 19

The overall goal of jails and prisons is to punish offenders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Briefly describe three reasons jails are not conducive for rehabilitation.

Accepted Answer

Offenders are typically not in jail long

California created the first work release program in 1906.

A pardon means that the sentence is forgiven and the offender is released from custody as soon as the pardon is issued.

The goal of administrative supervision is rather than

Which type of community-based sanction is technically NOT an alternative to incarceration?

Briefly compare the goals of the two models of probation and parole.

Curfew, home detention, and home incarceration are home confinement levels found in __________ courts.

Research suggests that the type of strain that increases the likelihood of reoffending is

One difference between probation and parole is that

Home confinement is a relatively new community-based sanction.

Jails and prisons both rely on government funding.

Name five responses to the pains of prison.

Which of the following strategies is used to mitigate the pains of incarceration?

Research studies have shown that probation and parole are experienced as a __________ sanction.

All of the following are criticisms of caseload models of probation/parole EXCEPT they

Which stage of incarceration is analogous to college orientation?

Reentry is best described as a(n)

Briefly explain the five functions of selective enforcement.

Pat's sentence has been commuted. This means that Pat

The overall goal of jails and prisons is to punish offenders.

Briefly describe three reasons jails are not conducive for rehabilitation.

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Exam 13: Punishing Offenders in Prisons, Jails, and the Community

California created the first work release program in 1906.

A pardon means that the sentence is forgiven and the offender is released from custody as soon as the pardon is issued.

The goal of administrative supervision is __________ rather than __________

Which type of community-based sanction is technically NOT an alternative to incarceration?

Briefly compare the goals of the two models of probation and parole.

Curfew, home detention, and home incarceration are home confinement levels found in __________ courts.

Research suggests that the type of strain that increases the likelihood of reoffending is

One difference between probation and parole is that

Home confinement is a relatively new community-based sanction.

Jails and prisons both rely on government funding.

Name five responses to the pains of prison.

Which of the following strategies is used to mitigate the pains of incarceration?

Research studies have shown that probation and parole are experienced as a __________ sanction.

All of the following are criticisms of caseload models of probation/parole EXCEPT they

Which stage of incarceration is analogous to college orientation?

Reentry is best described as a(n)

Briefly explain the five functions of selective enforcement.

Pat's sentence has been commuted. This means that Pat

The overall goal of jails and prisons is to punish offenders.

Briefly describe three reasons jails are not conducive for rehabilitation.

Introduction to Criminal Justice

Perspectives on Crime and Criminal Justice Research

An Introduction to Measuring Crime and Crime Patterns

An Introduction to Crime Typologies

An Introduction to Criminological Theory

An Introduction to Policing: History and Structure

Police Strategies

Issues in Policing

An Introduction to the Courts: History, Structure, and Actors

The Judicial Process

Issues in the Courts

An Introduction to Corrections: History, Structure, and Actors

Issues in Corrections

Current and Future Criminal Justice Issues

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The goal of administrative supervision is rather than