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- Criminal Justice, Criminal Law
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- CJ202 · Week 3
This quiz covers key topics in correctional systems and practices, including sentencing, intermediate sanctions, and jail management. It is useful for reviewing Week 3 material in the CJ202 course.
What's inside
- Presentence investigation reports
- Restitution conditions
- Factors influencing incarceration
- Intermediate sanctions and bias
- Early jail purposes
- Substance dependency treatment
Who it is for: Students taking the CJ202 course, Week 3. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Criminal justice covers what gets said in court and what happens in prison. A student gets a chance to test their knowledge of correctional systems and practices.
The Presentence Investigation Report
The presentence investigation report is about what the court needs to know, and the defendant's rights. The United States Supreme Court has ruled on this matter.
Intermediate Sanctions
Intermediate sanctions are a range of punishments between imprisonment and probation. These sanctions are not uniform and can vary in different places.
Jail and Prison Issues
Prisoners in jail and prison face health issues, overcrowding and costs. There are consequences for the prisoners, the prison system and the wider community.
The History of Jails
Jails have changed over time. During the 1800s, there was a reform movement that changed prisons in the United States.
Key terms
- Presentence Investigation Report
- A report about the defendant, prepared before sentencing.
- Restitution
- Money paid by the offender to the victim or a public fund.
- Intermediate Sanctions
- Punishments between imprisonment and probation.
- Overcrowding
- Having too many prisoners in a facility.
- Penitentiary Movement
- A reform movement that affected prisons in the 1800s.
- Methadone Maintenance Program
- A program for prisoners with substance dependency problems.
Questions this document helps with
- What information is in a presentence investigation report?
- What is the purpose of intermediate sanctions?
- How do jails and prisons deal with prisoner health?
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