C-Chapter 12 Pre-Test

12.1: Probation is ordered by the ________.

• parole board
• victim
• investigating officer
• court
• I don't know yet

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12.2: Parole boards make decisions regarding ________ parole.

• discretionary
• mandatory
• statutory
• restitution
• I don't know yet

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12.3: Which of the following is considered a disadvantage of probation and parole?

• Increased use of community services
• Reduced risk of criminal socialization
• Increased employment
• Relative lack of punishment
• I don't know yet

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12.4: ________ hearings determine whether parolees have violated the conditions of their parole

• Judicial
• Revocation
• Investigatory
• Imprisonment
• I don't know yet

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12.5: As a new probation officer, the most active stage of your job will involve ________.

• intake procedures
• needs assessment and diagnosis
• supervision of clients
• providing investigative assistance to prosecutors
• I don't know yet

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12.6: Which of the following is an advantage of intermediate sanctions?

• They are more directly related to the offense committed.
• They more severely punish offenders
• They are socially cost-effective.
• They more clearly stigmatize the offender.
• I don't know yet

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12.7: According to critics of parole, why are there so many parole violations?

• Parole boards are releasing large groups of offenders.
• Parole boards are imposing too many conditions on parolees.
• Prisoners are not properly reintegrated into society.
• Parole officers are not adequately supervising parolees.
• I don't know yet

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