Exam 4: Community-Based Alternatives
Exam 1: The Correctional Conglomerate47 Questions
Exam 2: The Impact of Sentencing Policies on Corrections53 Questions
Exam 3: The Development of Corrections85 Questions
Exam 4: Community-Based Alternatives107 Questions
Exam 5: Jails: Pretrial Detention and Short-Term Confinement103 Questions
Exam 6: Prisons and Other Correctional Facilities91 Questions
Exam 7: Dynamics of the Prison Population57 Questions
Exam 8: Custodial Procedures102 Questions
Exam 9: Treatment and Related Programs69 Questions
Exam 10: The Effects of Institutional Life121 Questions
Exam 11: Transition From Confinement to Community102 Questions
Exam 12: Juvenile Corrections149 Questions
Exam 13: Staff-The Key Ingredient78 Questions
Exam 14: Legal Issues and Liability92 Questions
Exam 15: Current Trends and Future Issues75 Questions
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Have been criticized as being too lenient, even though some forms of diversion impose harsher consequences than would probably result from conviction.
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A probation officer has spent several months working with a client, who then violates a condition of probation. The officer is torn between overlooking the violation and reporting it, for fear of destroying the effective relationship that has been established through so much time and effort. This is an example of:
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Identify whether the following is a general or specific condition for probation: Remain within the geographic jurisdiction of the court.
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Taking a case out of the criminal justice system before adjudication is known as:
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Role conflict in probation refers to the officer's need to balance:
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The first step in the two-stage process mentioned above is for the purpose of determining whether:
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Role conflict in probation refers to the officer's need to balance:
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Is the following an example of brokerage or casework style of probation services?: Focuses on matching the needs of clients with available resources in the community.
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In order to provide an incentive to successfully complete probation, it is often combined with a:
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Identify the following conditions of probation as generally likely to be found valid or invalid if challenged in court: Donate blood.
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Is the following representative of brokerage or casework style of probation services?: Attempts to establish a one-on-one relationship with the client.
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A probation officer has spent several months working with a client, who then violates a condition of probation. The officer is torn between overlooking the violation and reporting it, for fear of destroying the effective relationship that has been established through so much time and effort. This is an example of:
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Identify the following conditions of probation as generally likely to be found valid or invalid if challenged in court: Pay a $10,000 fine for shoplifting two suits.
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Is the following representative of brokerage or casework style of probation services?: Is more directed toward reintegration.
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A person convicted of _______ could be eligible for probation.
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Identify the following conditions of probation as generally likely to be found valid or invalid if challenged in court: avoid carrying a firearm.
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