Corrections

This is one goal of community based corrections, designed to deter future criminal acts.

• punish

• recidivism

• restorative justice

• none of the above

The failure to abide by certain conditions of community corrections that do not involve committing a new crime.

• technical violation

• legal violation

• material violation

• none of the above

Conditions of corrections in the community that are standard across convicted offenders.

• general

• special

• mundane

• discretionary conditions

The determination of offenders' propensity to harm themselves or others.

• risk assessment

• classification

• supervision

• presentence report

Characteristics of offenders that cannot be changed, such as the age at first arrest, the number of prior arrests, and the number of times the person has been incarcerated in the past.

• Static risk factors

• Dynamic risk factors

• General risk factors

• Aggravated risk factors

The study of principles of punishment for criminal (and in the past, immoral) acts.

• Penology

• Criminal Justice

• Sociology

• Psychology

Slang used in prison

• Prisonization

• Prison argot

• Total institution

• Convict

Prison subculture wherein one-time offenders identify with correctional staff and take advantage of educational and rehabilitation opportunities

• Legitimate

• Pains of imprisonment

• Deprivation

• Thief

Prison subculture that imports values form the outside and follows the inmate code

• deprivation

• pains of imprisonment

• thief

• convict

The five primary pains that come from being incarcerated: deprivation of liberty, goods and services, heterosexual relationships, autonomy, and security

• Pains of imprisonment

• Pains of prison

• Pains of the total institution

• Pains of CRJS 1120