Those who commit new offenses but who are on parole or probation at the time the new crime is committed are:
A) non-avertable recidivists. B) hard-core recidivists.
C) those with extensive prior records. D) avertable recidivists.
D
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The last few attacks that have occurred in the United States were carried out by
a. al-Qaeda b. ISIS c. homegrown lone wolf terrorists d. ELF
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Identify the four levels of trial courts in Texas and describe their respective jurisdiction in criminal cases
What will be an ideal response?
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Senior and experienced community corrections staff generally supervise ______.
A. people in protective custody B. nonviolent offenders C. high-risk offenders D. first-time offenders
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