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Sentencing (Introduction) MCQ

Sentencing (Introduction) MCQ

 

1. Special imprisonment where the inmate is isolated from human contact. Solitary is intended as an additional punishment but is sometimes used for protective custody or suicide watch is known as:

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Correct Answer: Solitary confinement

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2. Smart on crime is a buzzword in recent years representing a response to crime that considers such factors as punishments appropriate to offense severity, recidivism reduction.

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Correct Answer: True

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3. Restoring or establishing an offender’s ability to contribute constructively to his or her individual and community well-being is known as:

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Correct Answer: Rehabilitation

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4. __________ means Detention facilities operated either by state governments or by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP).

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Correct Answer: Prison

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5. Litmus test is a pivotal political issue that demonstrates whether a candidate for office or appointment leans far enough conservative or liberal to please his or her target constituency.

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Correct Answer: True

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6. The authority to make pronouncements on legal matters and administer justice within a defined area of responsibility is known as:

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Correct Answer: Jurisdiction

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7. A method of preventing crime by removing the offender from the community is called _________ .

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Correct Answer: Incapacitation

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8. An official statement of complaint about wrong done to a person. Prisoners may file a grievance with officials about infringements on their rights or unfair or inhumane treatment is called _____________ .

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Correct Answer: Grievance

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9. The use of punishment, or the threat of punishment, to discourage individuals from committing crime is known as:

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Correct Answer: Deterrence

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10. Detention means holding suspects or defendants as they await court processing prior to trial and a determination of guilt or innocence.

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Correct Answer: True

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11. Intentional or unintentional treatment of offenders as less than human by ignoring or depriving them of normal human qualities such as respect, compassion, and individuality is called ___________.

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Correct Answer: Dehumanization

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12. Custody is detention in a prison or jail or being held under guard of law enforcement authorities.

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Correct Answer: True

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13. The overall terms and conditions for prisoners, derived from the 8th Amendment, including such matters as basic rights and humane physical, medical, and psychological care is known as:

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Correct Answer: Conditions of Confinement

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14. Community Supervision means various forms of noncustodial supervision where offenders are allowed to live in the community while remaining under the jurisdiction of the court or corrections agency.

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Correct Answer: True

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15. ___________ is the punishment, supervision, and treatment of individuals suspected or convicted of criminal activity.

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Correct Answer: Corrections

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16. Personal liberties granted by virtue of an individual’s status as a citizen or resident of a country or community is known as:

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Correct Answer: Civil rights

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17. Which of the following are examples of individuals who would like to implement smart correctional practices?

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Correct Answer: All of the above

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18. Incarceration should be reserved for low-level offenders

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Correct Answer: True

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19. There is a disproportionate amount of African Americans incarcerated in American prisons and jails.

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Correct Answer: True

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20. Trials can be decided only by juries.

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Correct Answer: False

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21. There federal courts are organized in ______ regional courts.

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Correct Answer: 12

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22. Which of the following are a part of the federal court system?

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Correct Answer: All of the above

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23. Federal judges are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate.

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Correct Answer: True

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24. All of the following are factors that contribute to the marginalization of certain communities except?

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Correct Answer: Cooperative relationship with law enforcement

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25. Public health agencies play a small role in the corrections system.

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Correct Answer: False

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26. The total justice expenditures for police protection in 2010 were

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Correct Answer: $124 billion

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27. ___________ is a method of preventing crime by removing the offender from the community.

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Correct Answer: Incapacitation

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28. All of the following are considered theories except?

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Correct Answer: Solitary confinement

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29. Congress leverages federal funding for state corrections.

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Correct Answer: True

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30. Which of the following is not an example of community supervision?

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Correct Answer: Detention centers

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31. Which of the following branches is responsible for running the agencies?

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Correct Answer: Executive

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32. The Legislative branch of government is the only federal branch involved in the corrections system.

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Correct Answer: False

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33. Director Clements introduced more humane conditions in the Colorado corrections system.

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Correct Answer: True

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