Chapter 11 Practice Quiz

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. Intermediate sanctions:

First appeared in the states in the 1970s correct incorrect

Include sanctions added to probation and/or parole agreements correct incorrect

Provide for both community protection and offender rehabilitation correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. The three pillars of community-based corrections include:

Prison, parole, probation correct incorrect

Probation, parole, intermediate sanctions correct incorrect

Jail, prison, probation correct incorrect

Probation, intermediate sanctions, jail correct incorrect

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. A court-enforced agreement between offender and jurisdiction that allows an offender to remain in the community in exchange for meeting certain general and specific conditions:

Parole correct incorrect

Intermediate sanctions correct incorrect

Probation correct incorrect

Shock incarceration correct incorrect

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. The person credited with inventing probation:

John Kleinig correct incorrect

Immanuel Kant correct incorrect

John Augustus correct incorrect

John Stuart Mill correct incorrect

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. The duality associated with the role of probation/parole officer (PPO) involves:

Conflicting duties relating to enforcing probation/parole agreements and promoting treatment for offenders correct incorrect

Conflicting ideals involving justice and fairness correct incorrect

Conflicting duties relating to serving the community and serving individual offenders correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is a specific ethical issue associated with community-based corrections?

Arming probation/parole officers correct incorrect

Probation/parole officer caseloads and workloads correct incorrect

Privatizing community-based corrections correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is an ethical issue associated with the privatization of community-based corrections, especially when for-profit companies are involved?

Circumventing minimum requirements for PPO hiring and train-ing correct incorrect

Jeopardizing the twin goals of CBC to enhance rehabilitation efforts of offenders and protect the community from further criminality correct incorrect

Program oversight correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. This occurs in PPOs as they switch from a pure enforcement mode in some instances to a treatment mode in others.

Workload correct incorrect

Caseload correct incorrect

Acceptable penal content correct incorrect

Role conflict correct incorrect

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. This is a sanction devised in such a way that its intended penal deprivations are administered in a manner consistent with an offender's dignity.

Workload correct incorrect

Caseload correct incorrect

Acceptable penal content correct incorrect

Role conflict correct incorrect

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. This is the number of working hours a probation/parole officer has to supervise their clients.

Workload correct incorrect

Caseload correct incorrect

Acceptable penal content correct incorrect

Role conflict correct incorrect