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13 Cards in this Set
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An arrest for a new crime is |
most likely to lend to parole revocation |
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when parole officers lay a role of |
cop, they can restrict many aspects of the parolee's life and initiate revocation for violations. |
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are high priority needs for many offenders subsequent to release from prison |
Education, a job, money |
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Requirements and rules designed a aid readjustment to society and control parolee movement are called |
conditions of release |
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Research has shown that post release supervision is |
limited in its effectiveness |
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one major worry for the public that concerns parolees |
is violence on release |
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the vast majority of offenders released from prison remain |
under correctional authority for some time |
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Residential centers tend to be |
unpopular with the local community |
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NIMBY stands for |
not in my backyard
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The word used to describe the parole status of people who fail on parole is |
revoked |
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when offenders work and live at home during the week then return to the prison for the weekend it is a |
work furlough |
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parole is often viewed as |
privelage |
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what civil liberties are lost when a person commits a felony? |
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