A probation officer faces role conflict everyday. This conflict centers
on _______________.
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A.
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the demands of the organization and the expectations of the offender
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B.
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the responsibilities of
enforcing the law while simultaneously trying to help the offender
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C.
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personal expectations about probation work and the visible realities
of the job
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D.
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the pressure of constructing presentence investigation reports
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Case management systems help focus the supervision effort of probation
officers on _________.
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A.
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recidivism rates
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B.
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court mandates
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C.
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client problems
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D.
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victim requests
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Formal constraints, the "legal conditions" of probation,
whether standard, punitive, or treatment, are set by the ________ or are
written into law.
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A.
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probation officer
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B.
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parole board
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C.
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court
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D.
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prosecution
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In many jurisdictions, probation officers are legally classified as
"________" officers, with the power to arrest.
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A.
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police
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B.
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judicial
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C.
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courtroom
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D.
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peace
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In regards to the effectiveness of community supervision, ________
emphasizes the importance of "results" in setting priorities and
selecting activities.
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A.
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performance-based
supervision
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B.
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objective supervision
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C.
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intensive supervision
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D.
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subjective supervision
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In what case did the Supreme Court rule that the defendant does not have
a right to receive a copy of the presentence investigation report?
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A.
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Williams v. New York
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B.
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Morrisey v. Brewer
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C.
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Gagnon v. Scarpelli
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D.
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Bell v. Wolfish
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Probation officers traditionally perform two basic functions: ________
and supervision.
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A.
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protection
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B.
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investigation
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C.
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surveillance
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D.
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monitoring
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Probation revocation can result from a new arrest, conviction, or from
a rules violation; a failure to comply with a condition of
probation. Rules violations that result in revocations are often referred to
as ___________ violations.
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A.
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minor
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B.
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technical
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C.
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conditional
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D.
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mechanical
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The most likely outcome of probation is that people _______________.
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A.
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transferred to house arrest
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B.
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leave their area and are never located again
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C.
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are rearrested for violations
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D.
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complete their term without
a violation
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When preparing the PSI report for the judge, the probation officer is engaging
in which major function of his/her job?
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A.
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supervision
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B.
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monitoring
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C.
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surveillance
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D.
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investigation
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