Although probation is still allowed at the federal level, federal parole has been

replaced by "supervised release".

Restorative justice is centered on the victims of crimes throughout the criminal

justice process.

Residential community correction facilities are NOT partially subsidized (paid for) by

the offender.

Recidivism can be measured through rates of rearrest, reconviction, or

reincarceration.

Which committee recommended that sentences be categorized according to severity

of crime based on two scales: the harm done by an offense and an offenders

culpability (guilt or blame that is deserved)?

One goal of determinate sentencing was to disconnect release date from prison

program participation.

Out of all of the options in community corrections, the jails/prison are proven to be

the MOST expensive.

According to the text, which of the following was one of the least familiar options for community based corrections?

Judges have LESS discretion under indeterminate sentencing.

There are considerably MORE male and female offenders under community supervision than those incarcerated in jail and prison.

The vast majority of crimes are nonviolent or related to ___________.

Which is a form of correctional supervision of a defendant who has not yet been convicted?

Once an arrest is made, and the offender is brought to jail, WHO determines whether to charge the suspect with the crime?

Three strike laws mandate a longer sentence term for a third felony conviction.

According to the text: When a crime is committed, who does the offender harm?

In what year did David Fogul draft the legislative change that we now call "determinate sentencing"

Community corrections provide many options for individuals who have not committed a crime nor do they pose a serious threat to community safety.

EBP (Evidence-Based Practices) means that ONLY the best-known practices or interventions, for which there is consistent and solid scientific evidence of success are used.

Another word for reintegration is reentry.

In addition to questions about rehabilitation, indeterminate sentencing created a problem called what?

In the year of _________the Presidents Commission on Law Enforcement and

Administration of Justice introduced the term "Reintegration".

A prerelease program is a minimum security institutional setting for imprisoned offenders who are nearing their release from prison.

This association was created to bridge various community supervision programs.

Also, it serves to educate and train members and to develop standards for discipline.

According to the text, the acronym for this association is _ _ _ _

Mandatory minimums, three strike rules, and truth-in sentencing are all examples of

indeterminate sentencing.

In 1975,_______ was the first state to return to a philosophy of determinate sentencing.

A person that stutters is a possible "criminogenic need".

Post-adjudication is : The state in which a defendant has not yet pleaded guilty or

been found guilty by a judge or jury. Said defendant is either in a pretrial stage or

has been offered deferred adjudication.