Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Restorative justice programs must have top-down standards with bottom-up
accountability and while ensuring human rights.
2. Restorative justice does not provide an opportunity for offenders to become
reconnected to the community.
3. In restorative justice, there is no concern for the offender; it is only about meeting the
needs of the victims.
4. Restorative justice offers reparation and fair treatment are among the benefits to the
offender.
5. In Monetary restitution, the offender is held only partially responsible for his crimes,
he is never held fully financially accountable.
1. TRUE
2. FALSE
3. FALSE
4. TRUE
5. FALSE
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In the 1997 case Kansas v. Hendricks, the Supreme Court held that a sex offender may be
A. civilly committed after being released from prison so long as the crime for which the offender was imprisoned was “shockingly indecent.” B. civilly committed after being released from prison so long as the offender suffers from a mental illness that causes him or her to be a danger to others. C. imprisoned for life. D. executed.
Most treatment programs in the community tend to have more ______ between treatment providers and participants.
A. mistrust B. accountability C. face-to-face contact D. social interaction
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The Bertillonage System of identification was so reliable that it is still widely used by police departments today. 2. A “rogues gallery” is a collection of file photographs of known criminals. 3. The third degree is the highest position a civilian can hold in most police departments. 4. The Central Intelligence Agency operates a National Police Academy to provide advanced training to law enforcement officers across the country. 5. During the reform era of policing, detectives put more emphasis on gathering information from criminals via interrogation than on gathering information from victims.