Obj. 1.01-1.04

After a guilty verdict, what is the next phase?

• punishment

• sentencing

• death

• incapacitation

Which of the following are purposes of criminal sentencing?

• deterrence, immunity, rehabilitation

• deterrence, immunity, retribution

• deterrence, rehabilitation, retribution

• immunity, rehabilitation, retribution

Money and/or services to make up for injuries are examples of

• fees

• fines

• rehabilitation

• restitution

In certain jurisdictions, capital punishment could result if convicted of

• Armed robbery, murder, treason

• Kidnapping, murder, larceny

• Larceny, aggravated rape, kidnapping

• Murder, treason, aggravated rape

Examples of intermediate sanctions include:

• Boot camp, house arrest, community service

• Community service, probation, fines

• Fines, restitution, house arrest

• House arrest, probation, boot camp

How does specific deterrence satisfy a goal of criminal sanctions?

• It attempts to prevent repeat criminal behavior.

• It seeks to reform the criminal offender.

• It separates the offender from society.

• It takes revenge upon a criminal perpetrator.

How does the use of incapacitation satisfy a goal of criminal sanctions?

• Attempts to prevent repeat criminal behavior.

• Calls for punishment based on a perceived need for vengeance.

• Imprisonment removes the offender from society.

• Seeks to reform the criminal offender.

The federal government's Crime Victims Fund receives its funding from fines and penalties paid by federal criminal offenders. Which goal of criminal sanctions BEST applies?

• immunity

• incapacitation

• rehabilitation

• restoration

Public executions would fall under what form of criminal sanctions?

• deterrence

• incapacitation

• rehabilitation

• restoration

When dealing with the basic rights of crime victims, which goal of criminal sanctions BEST applies?

• immunity

• incapacitation

• rehabilitation

• restoration