The basic thrust of intensive supervised probation is to:
A) increase probation officer caseloads.
B) detect potential drug-abuse violations through frequent urinalyses of clients.
C) catch offenders violating technical probation requirements.
D) satisfy the public demand for offender accountability and just punishment.
D
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What refers to the liability of an organization, no matter its size, for the criminal conduct of its employees?
a. Organization presumptive liability b. Business organization liability c. Corporate Vicarious liability d. Organization superfluous liability
A presentence report starts with an interview between the probation officer and the ________.
A. prosecutor B. defendant C. arresting officer D. judge
Why are witnesses usually sequestered?
A. so they can discuss their testimony with each other in private B. so the jury does not see them and form opinions about them before they testify C. so they cannot be intimidated by the defendant's presence in the courtroom D. so they are not influenced by the testimony of other witnesses
Juvenile arrest rates for violent crimes have declined from 2004 to 2006.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)