Sentencing Options
Discretion in Sentencing
sentencing models
100

A sentence in a prison for one year or more to a life sentence

imprisonment

100

judges are granted considerable discretion in sentencing decision

Judicial form of sentencing

100

a predetermined range of a minimum, average, and maximum term for a specific crime

presumptive sentencing

200

a requirement that an offender pay a fine or restitution to the victim as a part of the sentence.

Economic Sanctions

200

grants discretion primarily to officials of the executive branch of government

Administrative form of sentencing

200

sentencing judges is then granted limited discretion in determining whether there are _______ circumstances

mitigating

300

a prison sentence that is suspended on the condition that the offender is supervised in the community

Probation

300

comes to dominate sentencing across many states and federal government

Legislative form of sentencing

300

after serving the minimum time, an inmate may become eligible for what

parole

400

midrange dispositions that fall between probation and imprisonment.

Intermediate Sanction

400

require that for certain crimes or for certain types of offenders

Mandatory minimum sentences

400

what type of early release can be affected by an inmates behavior 

parole 

500

A sentence in a jail for one year or less.

Short term confinement

500

what  law can require a 10 year or like sentence after a person commits a third felony 

three-strikes law 

500

what sentencing model allows a judge to set a minimum and maximum time while another authority determines the actual time served 

indeterminate sentencing  

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