Question 1

Programs that allow offenders to spend a portion of each week incarcerated are called

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A)  shock incarceration programs.
B)  split sentence programs.
C)  intermittent sentence programs.
D)  home confinement programs.

Question 2

An offender is most likely to be probation if they have been convicted of multiple charges.

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Question 3

According to the National Institute of Corrections what percentage of probation officers(who directly supervise offenders) have been victims of a "hazardous incident" where their safety was endangered.

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A)  more than half
B)  about one-third
C)  about one-fourth
D)  about ten percent

Question 4

Reintegration has a strong theoretical basis in the rehabilitative theories of punishment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

requires that the offender be at home except for education,employment,and counseling.

Accepted Answer

A)  Work release
B)  Home detention
C)  Home incarceration
D)  Curfew

Question 6

Specify the conditions under which an offender is most likely to be denied probation.

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Question 7

In the court ruled that probationers are entitled to an attorney during the revocation process.

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Question 8

Krysta Dawson was granted probation,but subsequently violated it and was sentenced to four years in jail.What is Daswon now eligible for?

Accepted Answer

A)  parole
B)  probation
C)  curfew
D)  boot camp

Exam 12: Probation Parole and Intermediate Sanctions

In the court ruled that probationers are entitled to an attorney during the revocation process.

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Specify the conditions under which an offender is most likely to be denied probation.

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Reintegration has a strong theoretical basis in the rehabilitative theories of punishment.

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Krysta Dawson was granted probation,but subsequently violated it and was sentenced to four years in jail.What is Daswon now eligible for?

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requires that the offender be at home except for education,employment,and counseling.

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Programs that allow offenders to spend a portion of each week incarcerated are called

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An offender is most likely to be probation if they have been convicted of multiple charges.

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According to the National Institute of Corrections what percentage of probation officers(who directly supervise offenders) have been victims of a "hazardous incident" where their safety was endangered.

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In the court ruled that probationers are entitled to an attorney during the revocation process.

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Specify the conditions under which an offender is most likely to be denied probation.

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Reintegration has a strong theoretical basis in the rehabilitative theories of punishment.

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Krysta Dawson was granted probation,but subsequently violated it and was sentenced to four years in jail.What is Daswon now eligible for?

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requires that the offender be at home except for education,employment,and counseling.

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Programs that allow offenders to spend a portion of each week incarcerated are called

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An offender is most likely to be probation if they have been convicted of multiple charges.

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According to the National Institute of Corrections what percentage of probation officers(who directly supervise offenders) have been victims of a "hazardous incident" where their safety was endangered.

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