Facilities
Loose security facility with double-fenced perimeters that have mostly dormitory or cubicle style housing
What are Low Security Facilities
Rules that specify what an offender is and is not to do during the course of a probation sentence
Structured instruments used to estimate the probability of parole recidivism and direct the parole board
What are Parole Conditions?
What are Cocorrectional Facilities?
These are granted to inmates to that they can reestablish ties with family members, make living arrangements for their upcoming release, or establish employment contracts
What are Furloughs?
Loose security facilities that often have no fencing, and inmates live in dorm or barracks style living quarters. Inmates may be permitted to leave these facilities for work or study in the community
What are Minimum Security Facilities?
The repeal of a probation sentence, or parole, and substitution of a more restrictive sentence because of a conditions violation
What is Revocation?
The return to illegal activity after release from incarceration
What is Recidivism?
A facility that holds both convicted offenders and unconvicted persons for a relatively short period of time
What is a jail?
The theory that inmate society is shaped by the attributes inmates b ring with them when they enter prison
What is the importation model?
What are Maximum Security Facilities?
To provide community safety and
To promote offender betterment and reintegration into society
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What is Fundamental Objectives of Probation
To provide community safety
To promote offender betterment and reintegration into society
To relieve and contain prison crowding
To control the behavior or prison inmates
What are the Fundamental Objectives of Parole
A very short-term holding facility that is often located in or near a city police agency
What is a lockup?
The theory that the inmate society arises as a response to the prison environment and the painful conditions inmates experience
These facilities place fewer restrictions on inmate movement, but still have fences and guard towers to monitor inmates and stop them from escaping. Most inmates live in dorms or barracks, rather than cells
What are medium security facilities?
Sanctions that lie between traditional probation and traditional imprisonment, or between imprisonment and traditional parole
What are Intermediate Sanctions?
The process of rebuilding former ties to the community and establishing new ties after release from prison
What is Reintegration?
The segregation of inmates for their own safety
What is Protective custody?
What are Temporary Release Programs
Characterized by extremely tight security, these facilities utilize total isolation of inmates, with a double entry door to get into their cell.
What are supermax facilities?
5 Types of Probation
What are:
- Straight Probation
-Suspended-Sentence Probation
-Split Sentence Probation
-Shock Probation
-Residential Probation
What are:
-Straight and Residential
The keeping of inmates in secure isolation so that they cannot harm others
What is administrative segregation?
The types of Intermediate Sanctions
What are:
-Intensive-Supervision Probation or Parole
-Day Reporting Centers
-Structured (or Day) Fines
-Home Confinement
-Halfway Houses