Which of the following is not an intermediate sanctioning option that is available to judges?

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Imprisonment is not an intermediate sanctioning option, as it is considered a more severe punishment and typically reserved for more serious offenses or as a last resort when other sanctions have failed to produce the desired results. Intermediate sanctions are intended to provide more flexibility in sentencing and offer alternatives to traditional imprisonment. The other options listed (fines, restitution, and forfeiture) are all examples of intermediate sanctions.

Which of the Following Is Not an Intermediate Sanctioning Option