Jack and Jill are both convicted of driving under the influence. Jack is sentenced to nine months in jail, while Jill is sentenced to six months on probation. Jack's sentence is an example of ________ corrections.
A. intermediate
B. community
C. retributional
D. institutional
Answer: D
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