A major objective of community corrections is:
A) punishment.
B) to warehouse violent offenders.
C) coddling offenders.
D) providing offenders with cheap housing to live in without having to work.
A
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Few police agencies employee personnel who are adequately trained for conducting program evaluation
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Housing needs of inmates can involve the grouping of inmates into three broad categories
a. heavy—victimizers; light—victims; and moderate—neither intimidated by the first group nor abusers of the second. b. maximum, medium, or supermax. c. suicidal—first-tier; non-suicidal—top tier; questionable—middle tier. d. All of the above
Sam owns a small department store on Main Street. All parking is diagonal spaces out front. There are five parking spaces near the front of the store. The space immediately in front of the store is posted as a loading zone
Two spaces to the left are reserved for disabled parking. The space to the right of the loading space has a fire hydrant near the curb so parking is prohibited. The spaces farther out on both sides are metered and limited to two hour parking. Sam, believing he has a right, arrives early and parks in the loading zone spot. He does this every day. Three months later he is given a ticket. He argues that that spot is reserved for him because all his deliveries actually occur in the alley at the back of the store. Sam should: a. win because all the loading and unloading occurs in the rear of the store. b. lose because he is illegally parked. c. win because he is the owner of the store and has the right to park in front of his business. d. lose because he would have to park there for at least six months to make it legal.