Question 1

The rights to which offenders are entitled prior to the revocation of their probation were clearly stated by the U.S. Supreme Court in the cases of Morrissey v. Brewer (1972) and __________.

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Question 2

Discuss what type of offender (i.e., age, gender, other personal characteristics, etc.) is most likely to be successful on probation and parole.

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Question 3

Female offenders over the age of _____ are the most likely demographic to succeed on probation in the United States.

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Question 4

Probationers who are resistant to complying with the conditions of probation may be sanctioned by probation revocation, resulting in sentences as severe as jail or prison. Conversely, if a probationer abides by all of the conditions applied, what could potentially result from their compliance?

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Question 5

_______________ sanctions are in-house approaches that take place when an offender shows initial signs of resistance or when technical violations first start.

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Question 6

What in-house administrative options may be used by probation/parole officers to address violations, prior to filing for revocation? Also, what types of violations would these option be used to address?

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Question 7

Failing to report to your probation officer is an example of a(n) __________.

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Question 8

What due process rights are provided for offenders during the revocation process?

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Question 9

Describe how the revocation process is used. In doing so, be sure to discuss the types of violations that may lead to revocation.

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Question 10

Probation may be revoked after the probation period has expired when a(n) __________ is issued for the probationer's arrest before the period of probation expires.

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Quiz 7: Community Supervision Modification and Revocation