Exam 12: Probation Parole and Intermediate Sanctions

sentences are also known as "shock probation".

With a sentence,a convicted offender is not required to serve the sentence,but the judge has the option of reinstating the sentence if the person reoffends.

Conditions of probation are established by a

Parole board members primarily consider the of the underlying crime and the threat the offender will pose to the community if released.

Boot camps are a form of

Offenders placed on Intensive Supervision Probation have lower recidivism rates than those offenders placed on traditional probation.

is a form of early release from prison determined by a parole authority.

The ideal probation officer-offender relationship is based on .

The work of probation officers has become more dangerous.

conditions are intended to increase the punishment of the offender sentenced to probation.

When the judge sentences an offender to a specific amount of time in jail,followed by a period of probation,this is known as .

decide which inmates should be granted parole.

In which case did the U.S.Supreme Court hold that probationers are entitled to an attorney during the revocation process?

A form of shock incarceration in which offenders participate in military-style basic training is .

In a ,the offender is allowed to remain in the community,but must spend all or part of each day at the reporting center.

The most restrictive level of home monitoring is home detention.

In which case did the U.S.Supreme Court hold that a meeting between a probation officer and a probationer does not equal custody and,therefore,the Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination does not apply?

Only about one in probationers has been convicted of a violent crime.

A suspended sentence involves sentencing an offender to a short amount of time in jail,to be followed by a period of probation.

are the fastest growing form of pretrial diversion in the United States.