An inmate's eligibility for release to community supervision depends on
requirements set forth by the law and _____________.
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A.
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correctional administration for that jurisdiction
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B.
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sentences imposed by the
court
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C.
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correctional policies and procedure
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D.
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parole boards
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Based on the assumptions of indeterminate sentences and rehabilitative
programs, this type of release is designed to allow the parole board to release
inmates to conditional supervision in the community when they are deemed ready
to live as law-abiding citizens.
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A.
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discretionary
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B.
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conditional
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C.
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mandatory
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D.
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expiration
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Inmates who are released on ___________ parole release no longer require
further correctional supervision and cannot be returned to prison for their
current offense.
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A.
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unconditional
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B.
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discretionary
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C.
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expiration
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D.
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mandatory
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Parole officers are usually asked to play two roles:
________and_________.
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A.
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cop; social worker
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B.
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social worker; mentor
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C.
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mentor; cop
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D.
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cop; teacher
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Parolees are aware that they must meet critical needs to make it in the
community. Which of the following is NOT considered to be one of those critical
needs?
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A.
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a job
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B.
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counseling
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C.
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money
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D.
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education
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Restrictions that parolees must legally obey after being released are
referred to as ________.
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A.
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exiting guidelines
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B.
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conditions of release
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C.
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parole regulations
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D.
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post-release policy
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Technical violations can be categorized as______________.
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A.
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non-criminal infractions
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B.
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minor felonies
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C.
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criminal misdemeanors
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D.
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major felonies
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The effectiveness of corrections is usually measured by _____________.
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A.
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crime rates
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B.
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rates of recidivism
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C.
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probation rates
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D.
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uniform crime rates
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When discretionary release is used, the parole board's power is much
like that of the ________.
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A.
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jury
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B.
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probation officer
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C.
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prosecutor
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D.
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sentencing judge
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Which state currently leads the nation in parole revocations, with a
staggering 2/3 of all parolees returning to prison within three years?
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A.
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New York
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B.
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Texas
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C.
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California
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D.
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Florida
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