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Social Criminal Justice MCQ

1. Discretionary release is granted by ________.

2. Chambliss's research on the saints and the roughnecks is an example of __________.

3. An annual publication of the ______ Bureau of Investigation (FBI); the primary source for crime statistics in the United States, is called Uniform crime report.

4. The Restorative Justice perspective highlights the notion that many crimes are first and foremost an offense against human relations, and offenders should be held accountable to the people they have_______.

5. The tendency for former inmates to return to prison is called

6. Plea Bargaining describes a negotiation, often conducted by an attorney, with the prosecution for a reduced charge or sentence.

7. Being placed in prison is called

8. Forensic Social Work describes the application of a social work outlook to _____ issues and systems and litigation.

9. People who have been found guilty and as a result are classified as having committed a crime (e.g., against a person or property) is called

10. A large network of organizations (e.g courts, police departments, prisons, jails, probation agencies) dedicated to the enforcement of laws and the administration of_______ is called the criminal justice system.

11. An act or behavior that is prohibited by criminal law and punishable by negative sanctions (e.g., probation, fine, jail term) is called

12. Correctional System describes the Interventions, services, and programs (including probation, parole, and imprisonment) a person enters into as a result of involvement in the criminal justice system and courts.