Question 1

The conflict between supervisory and treatment goals is described in the __________ theory.

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Question 2

_____ are residential facilities for probationers, parolees, or those under ISP supervision who require more structured settings than would be available from living independently.

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The answer of _____ are residential facilities for probationers, parolees,...

Question 3

The Auburn prison system was also known as the _____ system.

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Question 4

The CREST program combines a therapeutic community program with

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The CREST program is known for combining a therapeutic community approach with work release, allowing participants to engage in employment while receiving treatment.

Question 5

___________ could be considered both a type of institutional corrections and a community corrections program, given that offenders reside in a facility (a community facility, jail, or prison) but are released to the community for a short duration every day to work, attend education classes, or both.

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Work release programs involve offenders residing in a facility, typically a prison or jail, but being released to the community during the day to work or attend education classes. Therefore, it could be considered both a type of institutional corrections and a community corrections program. Boot camps and therapeutic centers are typically considered types of institutional corrections, while restitution centers focus on offenders paying back their victims and are considered a type of community corrections program.

Question 6

Inmate selection for work release programs is at the discretion of _____.

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The answer of Inmate selection for work release programs is...

Question 7

Violent offenders and _________ offenders are often not permitted to participate in work release programs.

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Question 8

It is important for boot camps to provide _____, in order to facilitate learning retention.

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Question 9

The focus of restitution centers is

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Restitution centers primarily focus on helping offenders secure stable employment to repay their victims, emphasizing financial restitution over other forms of rehabilitation or punishment.

Question 10

The most successful boot camps offer discipline and

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The word "discipline" suggests that the most successful boot camps offer some form of structured behavior modification, which could include therapy, counseling, or other forms of treatment. The other options (restitution opportunities, hard physical labor, and shaming) may also be components of some boot camps, but they are not necessarily the defining characteristics of successful ones.

Question 11

Residential community corrections facilities are a popular intermediate sanction because they provide more intensive supervision than probation and parole, but they allow offenders to remain in the community and receive more __________ than they otherwise would in prison.

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Question 12

Shock incarceration includes a brief period of imprisonment that is followed by ______.

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Question 13

___________________________ refer to a spectrum of community supervision strategies that vary greatly in terms of supervision level and treatment capacity, ranging from diversion to short-term duration in a residential community facility.

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Question 14

Offenders who are on work release and leave a work site or do not return on time will

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Not returning on time or leaving a work site while on work release violates the terms of the release agreement and is considered an escape. A warrant is issued for the offender's arrest in such cases. Terminating work release or imposing a fine are possible consequences as well, but the primary action is the issuance of a warrant. A verbal warning is unlikely to be effective since the violation is serious and has consequences.

Question 15

In Florida, state prisoners who are minimum-custody inmates are eligible for work release when they have ______ remaining on their sentence.

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Question 16

A 120-day alternative to prison that teaches job skills and decision making using a cognitive-behavioral approach, followed by intensive supervision probation is called a ____________.

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Question 17

The John P. Craine House was founded in 1978 in Indianapolis, Indiana, and is designed specifically for _____ offenders convicted of misdemeanors or nonviolent felony offenses who are caretakers of preschool-aged children.

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The John P. Craine House is designed specifically for female offenders convicted of misdemeanors or nonviolent felony offenses who are caretakers of preschool-aged children.

Question 18

The original _____________ program was created and implemented in the state of Ohio in 1965. It was praised for protecting the briefly incarcerated offender against absorption into the inmate culture.

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Question 19

Which of the following offenders would NOT be best served by a jail work release program?

Accepted Answer

Jail work release programs are typically designed for non-violent offenders who have jobs or are seeking employment. First-time offenders and those enrolled in school may also benefit from these programs. However, violent offenders are not typically considered for work release programs due to concerns about public safety.

Question 20

Most halfway house programs have some kind of a behavior modification program called a(n) ________ system.

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Quiz 8: Residential Community Supervision Programs