Question 1

What does prison offer crime victims? In your opinion, are victims always satisfied with prison as justice? Why or why not? What types of need might a crime victim have and what types of intermediate sanctions might meet these needs?​

Accepted Answer

The answer of What does prison offer crime victims? In...

Question 2

Numeric Response
-Boot camp​

Accepted Answer

A) A range of correctional management strategies 
B) Incarceration followed by sentence reduction 
C) Sanctions can be calibrated and made equivalent 
D) Designed for young offenders 
E) Compensation for loss
F)Penalty based on an offender's income
G)Free labor as compensation
H)Government seizes assets used in criminal activity
I)Potential loss to victim/system
J)Targets offenders subject to incarceration

Question 3

Most sanctions in Western democracies do not involve: ​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​imprisonment. 
B)  ​probation. 
C)  ​restitution. 
D)  ​community corrections.

Question 4

Offender movement within the continuum of sanctions is contingent upon:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​judicial discretion at each level of sentencing accountability. 
B)  ​program availability at each level of sentencing accountability. 
C)  ​performance at each level of sentencing accountability. 
D)  ​ all of these.

Question 5

Numeric Response
-Day fine​

Accepted Answer

A) A range of correctional management strategies 
B) Incarceration followed by sentence reduction 
C) Sanctions can be calibrated and made equivalent 
D) Designed for young offenders 
E) Compensation for loss
F)Penalty based on an offender's income
G)Free labor as compensation
H)Government seizes assets used in criminal activity
I)Potential loss to victim/system
jTargets offenders subject to incarceration

Question 6

Of the following populations, who are the most statistically likely to get in trouble with the law and eventually end up in prison?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​the mentally ill 
B)  ​children of people who have been incarcerated 
C)  ​spouses of people who have been incarcerated 
D)  ​indigent people

Question 7

Early evaluations of intensive supervision reflect which the following?​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Offenders are likely to commit a serious offense in six months. 
B)  ​More technical violations occur than with traditional probation. 
C)  ​Little money is saved. 
D)  ​Probation officers dislike the program.

Question 8

sanctions are used when a client who struggles under community-based alternatives can instead be monitored through other sanctions such as house arrest rather than return to prison.

Accepted Answer

The answer of sanctions are used when a client who...

Question 9

Putting a person behind bars costs between 25 and 50 times as much a year as if they were on .

Accepted Answer

The answer of Putting a person behind bars costs between...

Question 10

Community service is for an injury to society by performance of service.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Community service is for an injury to...

Question 11

Numeric Response
-Forfeiture​

Accepted Answer

A) A range of correctional management strategies 
B) Incarceration followed by sentence reduction 
C) Sanctions can be calibrated and made equivalent 
D) Designed for young offenders 
E) Compensation for loss
F)Penalty based on an offender's income
G)Free labor as compensation
H)Government seizes assets used in criminal activity
I)Potential loss to victim/system
J)Targets offenders subject to incarceration

Question 12

The most widely used techniques of surveillance and control are established elements of ____________ programs.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The most widely used techniques of surveillance...

Question 13

Alternative sanctions tend to be designed for:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​women. 
B)  ​juveniles. 
C)  ​men. 
D)  ​misdemeanants.

Question 14

Judges sometimes complain that their sentencing choices are:​

Accepted Answer

A)  ​indeterminate. 
B)  ​too lenient. 
C)  ​limited. 
D)  ​lacking consistency.

Question 15

Numeric Response
-Restitution​

Accepted Answer

A) A range of correctional management strategies 
B) Incarceration followed by sentence reduction 
C) Sanctions can be calibrated and made equivalent 
D) Designed for young offenders 
E) Compensation for loss
F)Penalty based on an offender's income
G)Free labor as compensation
H)Government seizes assets used in criminal activity
I)Potential loss to victim/system
J)Targets offenders subject to incarceration

Question 16

is when community programs reduce recidivism and increase their funding.

Accepted Answer

The answer of is when community programs reduce recidivism and...

Question 17

__ refers to a condition that establishes a sum of money that must be paid by the offender either to the victim or to a public fund for victims of crime.

Accepted Answer

A)  ​Service 
B)  ​Remunerative 
C)  ​Restitution 
D)  ​Recompense

Question 18

Administrators of traditional correctional agencies (e.g., jails, prisons, probation) often argue that they should also administer intermediate sanctions. ​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

According to the authors, what are the three most significant problems facing the intermediate sanctions movement? Be sure to fully explain each problem in detail. Next, in your opinion, what can be done to address each issue? Again, be sure to fully explain your answers. ​

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to the authors, what are the...

Question 20

The cost of prison continues to increase with the rising number of offenders entering the system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 9: Intermediate Sanctions and Community Corrections

What does prison offer crime victims? In your opinion, are victims always satisfied with prison as justice? Why or why not? What types of need might a crime victim have and what types of intermediate sanctions might meet these needs?​

Numeric Response -Boot camp​

Most sanctions in Western democracies do not involve: ​

Offender movement within the continuum of sanctions is contingent upon:​

Numeric Response -Day fine​

Of the following populations, who are the most statistically likely to get in trouble with the law and eventually end up in prison?​

Early evaluations of intensive supervision reflect which the following?​

sanctions are used when a client who struggles under community-based alternatives can instead be monitored through other sanctions such as house arrest rather than return to prison.

Putting a person behind bars costs between 25 and 50 times as much a year as if they were on .

Community service is for an injury to society by performance of service.

Numeric Response -Forfeiture​

The most widely used techniques of surveillance and control are established elements of ____________ programs.

Alternative sanctions tend to be designed for:​

Judges sometimes complain that their sentencing choices are:​

Numeric Response -Restitution​

is when community programs reduce recidivism and increase their funding.

__ refers to a condition that establishes a sum of money that must be paid by the offender either to the victim or to a public fund for victims of crime.

Administrators of traditional correctional agencies (e.g., jails, prisons, probation) often argue that they should also administer intermediate sanctions. ​

According to the authors, what are the three most significant problems facing the intermediate sanctions movement? Be sure to fully explain each problem in detail. Next, in your opinion, what can be done to address each issue? Again, be sure to fully explain your answers. ​

The cost of prison continues to increase with the rising number of offenders entering the system.

What does prison offer crime victims? In your opinion, are victims always satisfied with prison as justice? Why or why not? What types of need might a crime victim have and what types of intermediate sanctions might meet these needs?

Numeric Response -Boot camp

Most sanctions in Western democracies do not involve:

Offender movement within the continuum of sanctions is contingent upon:

Numeric Response -Day fine

Of the following populations, who are the most statistically likely to get in trouble with the law and eventually end up in prison?

Early evaluations of intensive supervision reflect which the following?

Numeric Response -Forfeiture

Alternative sanctions tend to be designed for:

Judges sometimes complain that their sentencing choices are:

Numeric Response -Restitution

Administrators of traditional correctional agencies (e.g., jails, prisons, probation) often argue that they should also administer intermediate sanctions.

According to the authors, what are the three most significant problems facing the intermediate sanctions movement? Be sure to fully explain each problem in detail. Next, in your opinion, what can be done to address each issue? Again, be sure to fully explain your answers.