ANOTHER CJ TEST
Retribution
Rehabilation
Incapacitation
Deterrence
Drug treatment, indeterminate sentence and parole
Banishment, life in prison and the death penalty
Indefinite sentences, probation and parole
Indefinite sentences, indeterminate sentece and probation
Rehabilation
Deterrance
Incapaciation
Retribuation
Focused
Special
Selective
Preferential
Retribution
Rehabiliation
Incapacitation
Deterrence
Turn toward rehabiliation
Increased the use of indeterminate sentencing
Ignore incapacitation and deterrence
Decrese judicial and parole board discretion
Determinate
Fixed
Indeterminate
Mandatory minimum
Determinate
Indeterminate
Indefinite
Definite
General deterrance
Rehabilitation
Retribution
Just deserts
Fifth
Sixth
Eighth
Ninth
Slight decreases
Slight increases
Marked decreases
Marked increases
Parole
Banishment
Intermediate
Probation
Community service
Direct pyment to victim
A fine
House arrest
Merit credits
Positive days
Rehabiliation credits
Good time
Retribution
Rehabilitation
Deterrence
Incapacitation
The quality, including the funding, of the rehabilitation program
That the program forces inmates tochange their behavior by participating job training, counseling, and other reentry programs
The desire of the inmate to change behavior
All of the above
Because states have prohibited these kinds of punishment
Because of the Eighth Amendments ban on cruel and unusual punishment
Because of activism of human rights
Floggin is still permitted in some U.S. jurisdiction
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
Usual crime
Normal
Going rate
Typical sanction
Seriousness of the offense
Prior record of the offender
Persuasiveness of the prosecutor
Skill of the defense attorney