Exam 16: Making It: Supervision in the Community

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Parole can be revoked for two reasons: (1) committing a new crime and (2) a violation.

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Nearly one-fourth of all parolees will fail in the first six months of parole.

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Parole officers have little discretionary power over their clients.

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Match each item to the phrase or sentence listed below. a. Poor decision-making skills making adjustment problems worse b. Handle problems with recently released people c. Legal barrier to reentry d. Residential program e. The removal of a conviction f. Violating conditions of parole g. Act of clemency h. Agent of community supervision i. Halfway house j. Regulate noncriminal behavior -Civil disability

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One major worry for the public that concerns people on parole is .

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In response to the murder of 12-year-old Polly Klaas, California passed a law applying to felonies..

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The fact of repeat violence fuels a public perception that people on parole represent an ongoing threat to the ______________.

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The effectiveness of parole supervision has been found to be strong in regard to the reduction of recidivism.

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Today, parole boards release approximately percent of all incarcerated people up for parole.

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Parole officers are often portrayed as having absolute over their clients.

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When people fail on parole, their parole is revoked and they return to prison to continue serving their sentence.

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Describe the job of a parole officer. In what ways can parole officers help people on parole, and what are their responsibilities specifically as correctional officers?

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Match each item to the phrase or sentence listed below. a. Poor decision-making skills making adjustment problems worse b. Handle problems with recently released people c. Legal barrier to reentry d. Residential program e. The removal of a conviction f. Violating conditions of parole g. Act of clemency h. Agent of community supervision i. Halfway house j. Regulate noncriminal behavior -Expungement

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Define civil disability. List and explain at least three civil disabilities convicted individuals face upon release. How does each of these disabilities influence the possible success of a person released from prison?

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Parole officer caseloads average about cases per officer.

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The typical length of reconfinement for a technical parole violation is consistent among all convicted individuals.

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Finding employment after release is relatively easy.

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Measures of recidivism vary based on the event, the duration of the period over which the measurement is made, and the of the behavior.

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Most parole revocations occur only when the parolee is arrested on a serious charge or cannot be located by the officer.

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Match each item to the phrase or sentence listed below. a. Poor decision-making skills making adjustment problems worse b. Handle problems with recently released people c. Legal barrier to reentry d. Residential program e. The removal of a conviction f. Violating conditions of parole g. Act of clemency h. Agent of community supervision i. Halfway house j. Regulate noncriminal behavior -Community correctional center

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