Street Law Chapter 15

Compensation paid to a victim

• fine

• restitution

• retribution

• probation

The managed return to the community of an individual released from prison. Also, the successful transitioning of a released inmate back into the community.

• retribution

• rehabilitation

• reentry

• restitution

A criminal sentence that is not carried out as long as the defendant commits no further crimes; it is still on the defendands record.

• parole sentence

• consecutive sentence

• concurrent sentence

• suspended sentence

Rights that prisoners keep while in jail or prison include

• freedom of religion

• right to due process

• right to medical treatment

• all of these

An act of moral vengence by which society makes the offender suffer as much as the suffering caused by the crime.

• Incapacitation

• retribution

• rehabilitation

• deterrence

Rules that prisoner's face include all of the following EXCEPT

• mail and phone calls screened

• visitation limited

• no access to medical care

• locked in cell most of the day

State imposed death as punishment for a serious crime.

• Consecutive sentence

• Concurrent sentence

• capital punishment

• deterninate sentence

Programs for reforming the offender to stop from committing future offenses.

• retribution

• rehabilitation

• deterrence

• incapacitation

A place for the confinement of people accused or convicted of a crime run by cities and counties with sentences of one year or less.

• jail

• prison

• maximum security

• federal supervision

Financial punishment established by the court and paid to the court.

• restitution

• fine

• rentry

• parole