Most jails in the United States are operated at which of the following levels?
a. municipal
b. county
c. state
d. federal
B
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a. True b. False
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1. Federal law on terrorism is divided into the categories of international terrorism and domestic terrorism. 2. Under the U.S. Code, acts of espionage committed during war are punished the same as acts of non-wartime espionage. 3. English royalty prosecuted and convicted critics of the monarchy for sabotage. 4. Failing to depart the United States when ordered is a violation of immigration law. 5. Prosecutors in countries in which regimes carry out international crimes have frequently indicted former government officials for their commission of international crimes.
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1. Probation officers enjoy a great deal of prestige in Japan. 2. In 2011, the average salary for probation officers was $52,000 a year. 3. Job stress for probation officers may eventually lead to psychological withdrawal from the job, shortchanging probationers and the community. 4. Good case management in community corrections requires little to no community involvement. 5. The boot camp idea of corrections is generally unpopular with the public.
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