Sentencing Chapter.11 Test Bank Answers - Criminal Justice 6th Edition | Test Bank by Freda Adler by Freda Adler. DOCX document preview.
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1. | Reshane Lewis was arrested for _______________.
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2. | Michael Murray abandones 35 kittens. Her pusnishment was _______.
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3. | The philosophy of justice that calls for an "eye for an eye" is called _______.
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4. | According to your text, _______________, is a philosophy of justice that asserts that the punishment should fit the crime and the culpability of the offender.
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5. | The theory of punishment that holds that potential offenders will refrain from committing crimes for fear of punishment is called ________________.
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6. | The threat of punishment intended to induce the general public not to engage in criminal acts is called ______________.
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7. | The threat of punishment that deters an offender from engaging in any additional criminal behavior is called _____________.
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8. | If a parent sends their 15 year-old child to their room as punishment hoping that the child will no longer participate in that behavior the parents are practicing _____________.
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9. | How many states currently have the death penalty?
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10. | Research has shown that the most important factor affecting a judge's sentencing decision is ________.
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11. | Preventing potential criminals from committing crimes by physical restraints such as imprisonment is called _____________.
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12. | The expression, "Lock them up and throw away the key" best fits the ___________ philosophy.
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13. | The targeting of high-risk and recidivistic offenders for rigorous prosecution and incarceration is called __________.
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14. | The changing of an offender through interventions such as education and vocational programs or psychotherapy is called _______________.
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15. | In a famous article entitled "What Works" the author concluded that _________.
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16. | A sanction that requires an offender to cover the cost of a victim's losses is called _____.
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17. | The presentence investigation report is written by the _____________.
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18. | The report prepared for the judge that contains information about the offense, the offender and a recommendation for sentencing is called ____________.
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19. | A model of justice aimed at the offender's contribution to offset the harm done by the offender including reconciliation with the victims is called ___________.
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20. | A sentence that allows the judge to impose a minimum and/or a maximum term, such as 3 to 15 years is called _________________.
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21. | The guiding principle behind the indeterminate sentence is ________________.
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22. | A sentence to prison that has a fixed term such as five years is called ________.
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23. | A sentence prescribed by the legislature, which a judge has no choice but to impose is called __________.
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24. | To determine if the electric chair was constitutional the State of Florida executed a ____________.
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25. | A system for the judicial determination of a relatively firm sentence based on specific aggravation or mitigating circumstances is called ___________.
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26. | Daniel Frank was ________________.
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27. | Since 1976, when the death penalty was reinstated in the United States, ______ convicted criminals have been executed.
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28. | In 2009, the United States executed ______________.
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29. | Regarding capital punishment, research has shown that _____________.
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30. | New Hampshire and ________ are the only two states that still have the hanging.
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31. | The majority of people executed since 1976 have been executed by ________.
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32. | Which of the following is not used as a method of execution in the United States?
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33. | Who suggested that "unequal justice is preferable to equal injustice?"
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34. | Of the world's most industrialized nations only Japan and _________ have retained the death penalty.
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35. | In the case of _________________ the Supreme Court forbid imposition of the death penalty on offenders who were under eighteen years of age when their crimes were committed.
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36. | Lee Boyd Malvo was known for _______________. |
37. | Lee Boyd Malvo was sentenced to ___________. |
38. | The philosophy of justice that calls for an "eye for an eye' is called _______. |
39. | According to your text, _______________, is a philosophy of justice that asserts that the punishment should fit the crime and the culpability of the offender. |
40. | The theory of punishment that holds that potential offenders will refrain from committing crimes for fear of punishment is called ________________. |
41. | The threat of punishment intended to induce the general public not to engage in criminal acts is called ______________. |
42. | The threat of punishment that deters an offender from engaging in any additional criminal behavior is called _____________. |
43. | If a parent sends their 15 year-old child to their room as punishment hoping that the child will no longer participate in that behavior the parents are practicing _____________. |
44. | A sentence that requires an offender to spend a period of time in jail followed by probations is called a ____________. |
45. | A sentence prescribed by the legislature, which a judge has no choice but to impose is called a _____________. |
46. | Preventing potential criminals from committing crimes by physical restraints such as imprisonment is called _____________. |
47. | The expression, "Lock them up and throw away the key" best fits the ___________ philosophy. |
48. | The targeting of high-risk ad recidivistic offenders for rigorous prosecution and incarceration is called __________. |
49. | The changing of an offender through interventions such as education and vocational programs or psychotherapy is called _______________. |
50. | In a famous article entitled "What Works" the author concluded that _________. |
51. | A sanction that requires an offender to cover the cost of a victim's losses is called _____. |
52. | The presentence investigation report is written by the _____________. |
53. | The report prepared for the judge that contains information about the offense, the offender and a recommendation for sentencing is called ____________. |
54. | A model of justice aimed at the offender's contribution to offset the harm done by the offender including reconciliation with the victims is called ___________. |
55. | A sentence that allows the judge to impose a minimum and/or a maximum term, such as 3 to 15 years is called _________________. |
56. | Special deterrence reflects punishment that deters an offender from engaging in additional criminal behavior because of the disagreeable experience of a past punishment. |
57. | Research has shown that the severity of punishment is more important than the swiftness of punishment in achieving deterrence. |
58. | The Federal Government, under President Clinton, abolished executions at the federal level. |
59. | Forty-eight of the fifty states have the death penalty. |
60. | In 2006, there were 53 executions in the United States. |
61. | Most scholars have found little evidence that capital punishment deters murders. |
62. | Generally, it is more expensive to execute someone than it is to keep them in prison the rest of their life. |
63. | The majority of industrialized nations have retained the death penalty. |
64. | Michael Fay was arrested in England for the crime of spraying graffiti. |
65. | "Lock them up and throw away the key" is an expression of restorative justice. |
66. | Reformation of an offender through education, vocational training and perhaps psychological treatment is an example of rehabilitation. |
67. | The presentence investigation report is prepared by the judge. |
68. | In 1975, Maine became the first state to abolish its parole board. |
69. | The United States executes less people than any other industrialized country. |
70. | Mandatory sentences are fixed by the legislature. |
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