Question 1

Restorative justice is not concerned with,and does not involve,rehabilitation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The type of deterrence that involves punishing an individual to deter others is called _______.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The type of deterrence that involves punishing...

Question 3

What is the main criticism of restorative justice?

Accepted Answer

It is too ready to assume that

Question 4

Restorative justice is the justification for punishment that most explicitly provides a role for the victim in the punishment process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Denouncing criminals can also be referred to as ______.

Accepted Answer

A) empathizing with the victim 
B) vengeance 
C) alienation 
D) all of these 
A) empathizing with the victim 
B) vengeance 
C) alienation 
D) all of these

Question 6

There is little agreement among researchers that punishment has a ______ effect.

Accepted Answer

A) retributive 
B) rehabilitative 
C) restorative 
D) deterrent 
A) retributive 
B) rehabilitative 
C) restorative 
D) deterrent

Question 7

Rehabilitation theory is consistent with the indeterminate sentence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Restorative justice focuses on ______.

Accepted Answer

A) the offender 
B) the victim 
C) the community 
D) all of these 
A) the offender 
B) the victim 
C) the community 
D) all of these

Question 9

One criticism of restorative justice is that it is too ready to assume that agreement or reconciliation of the offender,victim and community are possible.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

In Gregg v.Georgia and Furman v.Georgia,the U.S.Supreme Court stated that retribution is a ______ theory of punishment.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In Gregg v.Georgia and Furman v.Georgia,the U.S.Supreme...

Question 11

Legislation that imposes penalties for specific offenses in the belief that those penalties will deter or prevent persons from committing those offenses is a form of ______ deterrence.

Accepted Answer

A) specific 
B) general 
C) individual 
D) retributive 
A) specific 
B) general 
C) individual 
D) retributive

Question 12

Cesare Becarria took a similar position to that of ______.

Accepted Answer

A) Jeremy Bentham 
B) John Locke 
C) John Rawls 
D) Aristotle 
A) Jeremy Bentham 
B) John Locke 
C) John Rawls 
D) Aristotle

Question 13

Jeremy Bentham and Cesare Beccaria supported the ______ theory of punishment.

Accepted Answer

A) rehabilitation 
B) incapacitation 
C) just deserts 
D) deterrence 
A) rehabilitation 
B) incapacitation 
C) just deserts 
D) deterrence

Question 14

Name two pre-twentieth century advocates of deterrence theory.

Accepted Answer

Cesare Bec

Question 15

The justification for punishment based on turning the offender into a law-abiding person is called ______.

Accepted Answer

A) incapacitation 
B) deterrence 
C) rehabilitation 
D) just deserts 
A) incapacitation 
B) deterrence 
C) rehabilitation 
D) just deserts

Question 16

Punishment consists of which of the following elements?

Accepted Answer

A) It must involve an unpleasantness for the offender. 
B) It must be for an offense. 
C) It must be imposed by law enforcement before the offender goes to court. 
D) It must be deserved. 
A) It must involve an unpleasantness for the offender. 
B) It must be for an offense. 
C) It must be imposed by law enforcement before the offender goes to court. 
D) It must be deserved.

Question 17

Retribution and revenge are identical in all aspects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Rehabilitation argues for which type of sentences.

Accepted Answer

A) Consecutive 
B) Fixed 
C) Determinate 
D) Indeterminate 
A) Consecutive 
B) Fixed 
C) Determinate 
D) Indeterminate

Question 19

Indeterminate sentences are consistent with rehabilitation.Briefly define "indeterminate sentence."

Accepted Answer

Sentences that are not fixed i

Question 20

Which theory argues that we should rehabilitate criminals because it is just to do so and because each person possesses moral worth?

Accepted Answer

A) Denunciation theory 
B) Deterrence theory 
C) Deontological theory 
D) Restorative theory 
A) Denunciation theory 
B) Deterrence theory 
C) Deontological theory 
D) Restorative theory

Restorative justice is not concerned with,and does not involve,rehabilitation.

The type of deterrence that involves punishing an individual to deter others is called _______.

What is the main criticism of restorative justice?

Restorative justice is the justification for punishment that most explicitly provides a role for the victim in the punishment process.

Denouncing criminals can also be referred to as ______.

There is little agreement among researchers that punishment has a ______ effect.

Rehabilitation theory is consistent with the indeterminate sentence.

Restorative justice focuses on ______.

One criticism of restorative justice is that it is too ready to assume that agreement or reconciliation of the offender,victim and community are possible.

In Gregg v.Georgia and Furman v.Georgia,the U.S.Supreme Court stated that retribution is a ______ theory of punishment.

Legislation that imposes penalties for specific offenses in the belief that those penalties will deter or prevent persons from committing those offenses is a form of ______ deterrence.

Cesare Becarria took a similar position to that of ______.

Jeremy Bentham and Cesare Beccaria supported the ______ theory of punishment.

Name two pre-twentieth century advocates of deterrence theory.

The justification for punishment based on turning the offender into a law-abiding person is called ______.

Punishment consists of which of the following elements?

Retribution and revenge are identical in all aspects.

Rehabilitation argues for which type of sentences.

Indeterminate sentences are consistent with rehabilitation.Briefly define "indeterminate sentence."

Which theory argues that we should rehabilitate criminals because it is just to do so and because each person possesses moral worth?

The Importance of Ethics in Criminal Justice

Police Ethics: the Nature of Policing and Police Corruption

Police Ethics: Use of Force,investigations,interrogations,and Lying

Racial Discrimination in the Criminal Justice System

Judges,lawyers,and Ethics

Ethics in Corrections: the Nature of Corrections

Ethics in Corrections: Guarding Ethically

The Ethics of Criminal Justice Policy Making

Ethics and the War on Terrorism

Media Ethics and Criminal Justice

Duty and Principle

Considering the Consequences

The Importance of Character

Egoism,pleasure,and Indifference

A Sense of Justice

Caring for Others

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Exam 6: The Purpose of Criminal Punishment

Restorative justice is not concerned with,and does not involve,rehabilitation.

The type of deterrence that involves punishing an individual to deter others is called _______.

What is the main criticism of restorative justice?

Restorative justice is the justification for punishment that most explicitly provides a role for the victim in the punishment process.

Denouncing criminals can also be referred to as ______.

There is little agreement among researchers that punishment has a ______ effect.

Rehabilitation theory is consistent with the indeterminate sentence.

Restorative justice focuses on ______.

One criticism of restorative justice is that it is too ready to assume that agreement or reconciliation of the offender,victim and community are possible.

In Gregg v.Georgia and Furman v.Georgia,the U.S.Supreme Court stated that retribution is a ______ theory of punishment.

Legislation that imposes penalties for specific offenses in the belief that those penalties will deter or prevent persons from committing those offenses is a form of ______ deterrence.

Cesare Becarria took a similar position to that of ______.

Jeremy Bentham and Cesare Beccaria supported the ______ theory of punishment.

Name two pre-twentieth century advocates of deterrence theory.

The justification for punishment based on turning the offender into a law-abiding person is called ______.

Punishment consists of which of the following elements?

Retribution and revenge are identical in all aspects.

Rehabilitation argues for which type of sentences.

Indeterminate sentences are consistent with rehabilitation.Briefly define "indeterminate sentence."

Which theory argues that we should rehabilitate criminals because it is just to do so and because each person possesses moral worth?

The Importance of Ethics in Criminal Justice

Police Ethics: the Nature of Policing and Police Corruption

Police Ethics: Use of Force,investigations,interrogations,and Lying

Racial Discrimination in the Criminal Justice System

Judges,lawyers,and Ethics

Ethics in Corrections: the Nature of Corrections

Ethics in Corrections: Guarding Ethically

The Ethics of Criminal Justice Policy Making

Ethics and the War on Terrorism

Media Ethics and Criminal Justice

Duty and Principle

Considering the Consequences

The Importance of Character

Egoism,pleasure,and Indifference

A Sense of Justice

Caring for Others

Filters