Types of Punishment for Criminal Activity

The video tutorial discusses the consequences of criminal convictions, including incarceration, alternative punishments like work details, fines, and the loss of certain privileges. It highlights how felony convictions can lead to the loss of rights such as owning firearms, voting, and driving. The tutorial concludes with a summary of common sanctions for criminal activities.

What is one of the primary consequences of being convicted of a crime?

• House arrest

• Probation

• Community service

• Incarceration

Which of the following can be an alternative to incarceration?

• Fines

• Community service

• Work details

• House arrest

What is a possible financial penalty for criminal activity?

• Incarceration

• Community service

• Fines

• Loss of voting rights

Which right might be revoked after committing certain felonies?

• The right to privacy

• The right to a fair trial

• The right to own a firearm

• The right to free speech

What driving-related privilege can be lost due to a criminal conviction?

• The right to use public transportation

• The ability to purchase a vehicle

• The license to drive on a highway

• The right to drive on private property