Sentencing and corrections

Punishment inflicted on a person who has infringed on the rights of others and deserves to be punished or penalized.

• Deterrence

• Rehabilitation

• Retribution

• Incapacitation

An act of moral vengence by which society makes the offender suffer as much as the suffering caused by the crime.

• Incapacitation

• retribution

• rehabilitation

• deterrence

State imposed death as punishment for a serious crime.

• Consecutive sentence

• Concurrent sentence

• capital punishment

• deterninate sentence

Programs for reforming the offender to stop from committing future offenses.

• retribution

• rehabilitation

• deterrence

• incapacitation

Financial punishment established by the court and paid to the court.

• restitution

• fine

• rentry

• parole

A strategy for preventing crime by detaining wrongdoers in prison, thereby separating them from the community and reducing criminal opportunities.

• deterrence

• incapacitation

• rehabilitation

• rertribution

To be put in jail or incarcerated.

• imprisoned

• prison

• prisoner

• deterrence

A prison treatment program that allows inmates to be released during the day to go to a job, then return to prison or jail at night.

• probation

• parole

• work release

• shock probation

Which of the following is NOT a method of the death penalty?

• Electric chair

• lethal injection

• firing squad

• guillotine

Prepared by probation, recommends sentence and details personal, work, and community history [may not be accepted by the judge]

• Presentence Report

• Death Penalty

• Imprisoned

• Work Release