Split Sentences
Shock Incarceration or Boot Camp
Shock Probation
The Effectiveness of Intermediate Sanction
Random
100

Why are split sentences becoming more common?

the “tough on crime” approach focuses on both punishment and helping offenders change

100

What is Shock Incarceration an alternative to?

t’s an alternative to prison.

100

What is shock probation?

A short time in jail meant to “shock” the offender before releasing them on probation.

100

Intermediate sanctions are designed to keep offenders out of prison if they don’t need high security.

True

100

What team does Mr.Valenzuela go for?

san francisco 49ers

200

What two parts make up a split sentence?

Time in jail and time on probation.

200

What kind of routines do offenders follow in Shock Incarceration?

Strict daily routines.

200

How long after starting their sentence can a judge review an offender’s case for shock probation?

About 90–130 days.

200

Intermediate sanctions increase the cost of corrections.

False – They are meant to reduce costs.

200

In Greek mythology, who is the god of the underworld?

Hades

300

How long can a jail sentence in a split sentence last?

It can last from 32 to 100 days.

300

What are some activities offenders do in Shock Incarceration?

They wear uniforms, exercise, do hard labor, and learn discipline.

300

What type of offenders usually get shock probation?

Non-violent offenders with no serious criminal history.

300

One goal of intermediate sanctions is to reduce repeat offending, also known as recidivism.

True

300

What is the largest planet in the solar system?

Jupiter

400

Why do judges give offenders split sentences instead of only jail time?

To help people learn from their mistakes

400

Who is Shock Incarceration usually meant for?

Young or first-time offenders.

400

What is the main goal of shock probation?

To deter future crimes by showing offenders the reality of prison life.

400

Intermediate sanctions are meant to _______ especially those who don’t need to be in _________.

1. divert offenders from prisons

2. high security facilities

400

Who painted “The Starry Night”?

Vincent van Gogh

500

How does the “tough on crime” approach influence the use of split sentences?

encourages judges to focus on both punishing offenders and helping them change their behavior

500

How does Shock Incarceration differ from regular prison sentences in its purpose and outcome?

It focuses on discipline, education, and rehabilitation through strict routines, and can lead to a shorter sentence.

500

How does shock probation benefit the prison system overall?

How does shock probation benefit the prison system overall?

500

One of the main goals of intermediate sanctions is to ________ and _________

2. reduce the cost of corrections 

1. lower recidivism

500

Which scientist proposed the three laws of motion?

Sir Isaac Newton