While some argue that whistle-blowing is risky, could lead to retaliation, and should be avoided, there are case studies in which whistle-blowers:
a. Lost their jobs
b. Had a positive effect in corrections
c. Provided inaccurate information, to the organization’s detriment
d. Resigned before losing their positions
b. Had a positive effect in corrections
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The text emphasizes that the "stalwart conservative" Justices
A. Supported presidential war powers B. Delayed implementation of the incorporation doctrine C. Blocked the implementation of New Deal legislation D. Were hostile to the due process totality of the circumstances approach
To protect children from exploitation in the early to mid-1800s, the New York Children's Aid Society
A. shipped children to farmers in the West. B. insisted on punitive measures of accountability. C. developed local community corrections programs. D. rallied political support for reform.
The Offender Accountability Plan addresses needs for ______, the need to respect the rights and privacy of prior victims, and any particular arrangements that have been made with the victim as well as any necessary provisions to ensure the offender’s responsibility to the community at large.
a. incarceration b. justice c. restitution d. capital punishment
Punitive sanctions, in and of themselves, are not particularly effective in changing a youth's behavior and, in some cases, may even increase recidivism
Indicate whether the statement is true or false