exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Pretrial refers to allowing offenders to remain out of jail in the communtiy until a trial reappearance

A

supervision

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2
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correctional sanctions occur during the ( ) phase when a judge decides whether an offender is elligable for community sentence

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post sentencing

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3
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Correctional treatment should target ( ) offenders to increase recidivism

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high risk

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4
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( ) deterrence refers to punishment that is given to discourage the defender

A

specific

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5
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isolation of the offender from society and the general population is called ( )

A

incapacitation

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6
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general incapacitation more often relies on characteristics of the ( ) to distinguish the two groups of offenders

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crime

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7
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the policy of ( ) resists dangerousness by locking all dangerous criminals up but may lea to false positives by miscategorizing an offender as a repeat offender

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General incapacitation

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8
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Citizen circles were developed with the goal of ( ) collaboration with criminals under supervision

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community

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9
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restorative practices in the ( ) deals with the victim-offender mediation programs

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sentencing

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10
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( ) are sessions where violent crime survivors share their experiences with prisoners while incarcerated

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victim impact classes

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11
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Corrections consist of government and ( ) agencies responsible for conviction, supervision, and treatment of persons in the criminal justice system

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private

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12
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which statement is true about a diversion program for misdameanors and first time offenders?

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the diversion program is a way for first time offenders to repay their debt to society without having a conviction on their permanent records

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13
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The principle of net widening involves ( )

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increasing the level of punishment for an offender, which results in adding more people into the correctional system

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14
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drug treatment is a form of ( ) that a judge may consider for an offender

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sentencing

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15
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Community corrections is a ( ) supervision that includes treatment while an offender remains out of jail in the community

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court ordered

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16
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Diversions are alternative programs considered for individuals who have not been ( ) but agree to complete the requirements of the proposed programs

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sentenced

17
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The LSI-R stands for

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level of service inventory- revised

18
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treatment interventions should target risk factors that are closely related to criminal behavior such as …

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antisocial attitudes, criminal associations, and low acheivment

19
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deterence is the act of discouraging future criminal acts by both the…

A

offender and others in the population

20
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retribution is a level of punishment that includes ( ) punishment for a crime

A

just and adequate

21
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( ) incapacitation distinguishes between two groups on the basis of individual characteristics

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Selective

22
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General ( ) favors punishment based on the offender and not others who may hear about the punishment

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deterrence

23
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Technological ( ) uses technologies to restrict an offenders freedom from movement

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incapacitation

24
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electronic monitoring restricts ( ) by a monitoring device attached to the offender

A

movement

25
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one main difference between deterrence and retribution is

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to prevent other potential offenders