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Program-based sanctions that allow convicted offenders to remain in the community. |
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Name two probation statistics |
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Most common form of criminal sentencing Almost 4.3 million |
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Ideal caseload of probation as opposed to how many average are given? |
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30-35, but the average is 107. |
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General Conditions v Specific Conditions in probation? |
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General - general set of requirements given to each offender on probation. Specific - Requirements given to a specific offender. |
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Two people paroled from Iowa were revoked and later sued. |
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Offenders on probation who commit a crime while on probation or violate specific or general conditions. |
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Being released on "parole" under the supervision of a parole officer before the end of their jail term. |
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840,700 on parole 52% nationally complete parole 9% go back for new violations |
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Prison overcrowding isn't cruel and unusual punishmen |
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Current incarceration rate |
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504 inmates for every 100,000 US residents. |
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Why are women incarcerated? |
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How many women are mothers in jail? |
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Number of inmates a prison can handle according to professionals. |
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The number of inmates a prison can effectively accommodate. |
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Number of inmates the prison was intended to hold when it was built or modified. |
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5 levels of federal prison |
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ADMAX, maximum, medium, low, minimum. |
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Confinement facility administered by local government |
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Linear jails, all cells lined in a row. |
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Center control box for jail officers, cells centered around that. |
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"pod" technique, no physical barriers between inmates and officers other than the pods. |
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