Depriving an offender of the ability to commit crimes against society is the definition of ________?

Identify the two types of deterrence.

Crucifixion of an offender before a crowd would be an example of which type of deterrence?

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

A 27 year old is sentenced to minimum of 5 years with a maximum of 15 years by the judge. This is an example of a ______ sentence?

A mandatory sentence is determined by statutes and requires that a certain penalty be imposed for certain types of crimes?

Which of the following court cases dealt with Georgia's death penalty based on the grounds of racial discrimination?

Oral question asked of perspective jury members, to select an impartial jury.

The execution of the developmentally disabled was ruled to be unconstitutional in which court case?

Punishment designed to repair the damages done to the victim and community by the offender is an example of ________?

Identify the three basic types of sentencing.

Probation is a less expensive for of punishment than incarceration?

Allowing the convicted offender the ability to get an education or trade is an example of _________?

A tough on crime approach that is designed to send a message "risks v. benefits" approach is an example of ______?

Punishment inflicted on the criminal to discourage them from committing future crimes.

Cost to incarcerate prisoners vary, but the cost is paid by the tax payers.

Restorative justice focuses on three things:

A term that means imprisonment?

Probation is given before serving time in prison and is decided by a judge?