Sentencing
Deterrence and Rehabilitation
Indeterminate Sentencing
100

What is sentencing? 

Punishment given to a person convicted of a crime 

100

What are Deterrence used for?

Used to make people not want to do a crime and make them think it's not worth it.

100

What is indeterminate sentencing?

 rehabilitation by using general sentences, such as 1 to 10 years.

200

What are the types of punishment? 

Prison, fines, probation, and death penalty

200

What does Specific Deterrence aim to do?

It aims to stop repeated offenses.

200

What criticism has indeterminate sentencing faced since the 1970s?

Since the 1970s, the indeterminate sentencing model has faced criticism for creating inequality in sentencing due to judges' varying approaches.

300

True or False. Are there laws that determine what punishments are allowed? 

True

300

What does General Deterrence aim to do?

It aims to influence people that have not been arrested to not commit a crime.
300

Why does indeterminate sentencing create inequality in sentencing?

Indeterminate sentencing creates inequality in sentencing due to judges' varying approaches.

400

How many main goals of sentencing are there now? 

400

What is the main goal of Rehabilitation?

To change an offenders behavior and bring them back to their previous state.

400

How do offenders choose favorable judges for sentencing?

Offenders rely on their attorneys' advice to choose favorable judges for sentencing.

500

What are the main goals of sentencing? 

Retribution, incapacitation, deterrence, rehabilitation, and restoration. 

500

Rehabilitation works through?

Education and Psychological treatment.

500

Why is indeterminate sentencing criticized for causing "dishonesty"?

Indeterminate sentencing is criticized for causing "dishonesty," as good behavior and programs reduce actual time served in prison.