Probation
This is the primary punishment handed out in the United States.
what is probation
When an offender serves a portion of their sentence of imprisonment and is released early while agreeing to certain conditions imposed by the court which occurs under supervision.
what is parole
This is the current incarceration era. The focus today is on individual responsibility and punishment.
what is the just deserts era
A reason prison riots occur.
what is poor conditions, lack of programs, etc
The rainbow is made of (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet)
what is colors
_____ of offenders placed on probation complete it successfully.
what is 60
Parole is a suspension of the original sentence for conditional release.
Overcrowding takes place in this era.
what is warehouse era
The original purpose of prisons...
what is remove them from society
When red and blue pigment are combined
what is purple
Different punishments that can be handed out by the judge that are not to the degree of imprisonment. Examples include: house arrest, community service, halfway houses, etc.
what are alternatives to imprisonment
Most people end up back in prison when participating in parole.
This era was focused on rehabilitation. The early ideas of parole were established during this era.
what is reform era
A person who is convicted of a misdemeanor where their sentence is a short period of time.
what is jail
The collection of rules and guidelines which designers use to communicate with users through appealing color schemes in visual interfaces
what is color theory
The first real probation officer...
There are over ____ million people under some form of correctional supervision (probation, parole, or incarcerated).
what is 7
During this era, inmates were used for cheap labor. The purpose was to make the prisons self-sufficient.
what is industrial era
This was the first state prison in the United States.
Eastern State Penitentiary
When red and blue light are combined
what is magenta
These types of probation conditions are required by some offenders on probation. These include conditions such as surrender their driver's license, be subject to drug/alcohol tests, pass GED tests, etc.
what is specific
Probation is a(n) __________ decision made by a judge and parole is a(n) _________ decision made by a parole board.
what is sentencing and administrative
This era established the beginning of the correctional system in the United States.
what is penitentiary era
The stages of a prison riot.
what is Explosion; Organization into inmate-led groups; Confrontation with authority; Termination via negotiation or confrontation; Reaction, investigation, and explanation.
Solve for x to the nearest tenth.
3(4x-5) + 2(11-2x) = 43
what is 4.5