Ch 1 Florida Correctional Probation Officer Training |
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: What is a Correctional Probation Officer
A: A person responsible for the supervised custody, surveillance, and control of assigned
inmates, probationers, parolees, or community controlees within the Department of
Corrections' institutions or within the community
Q2: What is recidivism?
A: A measure of the likelihood that an inmate will reoffend within three years of release from
incarceration
Q3: What is re-entry?
A: The process of an offender's transitioning from incarceration in a facility to supervision
within the community, while enhancing public safety and reducing recidivism
Q4: What is the (DOC) agency's mission?
A: To provide a continum of services to meet the needs of those entrusted to our care,
creating a safe and professional environment with the outcome of reducing victimization,
safer communities and an emphasis on the premium of life.
Q5: What are the Department of Corrections Values
A: Respect, integrity, courage, selfless service, compassion
Q6: Who is the father of probation?
A: John Augustus
Q7: What are the Statewide department of corrections
correctional facilities
A: Prisons, private partner prisons, prison annexes, work camps, state-run work release
centers, private work release centers, road prisons, forestry camps, basic training camps
Q8: TPCI - Florida Tansition From Prison to Community Initiative
A: To reduce crime by implementing a seamless plan of services and supervision
Q9: Re-entry begins when?
A: The first time that the Department first has contact with an inmate or offender
Q10: During Intake what happens
, A: The department assesses offenders to determine their needs and refer them to
appropriate services
Q11: What statute defines a correctional probation officer
A: 943.10(3)
Q12: What does a misdemeanor probation officer do?
A: This type of probation officer supervises an offender who bonds out of jail and is waiting
on the disposition of their case or who is sentenced to misdemeanor probation
Q13: Probation officer leadership qualities
A: Honesty, a positive attitude, intuition, discernment, and the ability to inspire and motivate
Q14: Criminal Justice
A: The structure, functions, and decision-making process of those agencies that deal with
the management and control of crime and criminal offenders
Q15: 3 components of Criminal Justice System
A: law enforcement, courts, corrections
Q16: Law Enforcement is responsible for
A: Enforcing and maintaining civil order
Q17: The Court System is responsible for
A: The Interpretation of laws and sentencing
Q18: The Florida Department of Corrections is responsible for
A: Ensuring public safety and for enforcing punishment as defined by the court system
Q19: The systems of law enforcement are
A: City or Municipal, County, State and Federal
Q20: The single largest segment of American Law Enforcement is
A: At the local level and comprises over 75% of total sworn personnel
Q21: Police Departments responsibility
A: Enforcing the state laws and ordinances within its jurisdiction.
Q22: SOME FLORIDA MUNICIPALITIES HAVE PUBLIC SAFETY
DEPARTMENTS which
, A: combine police, fire and emergency medical services
Q23: County Law Enforcement Agencies and Responsibilities
A: Composed of Sheriff's offices. Primary role is to enforce county ordinances and state
laws
Q24: Define stress
A: A physical or emotional reaction to an event or situation
Q25: Florida State Law Enforcement Agencies
A: FDLE, FHP, DJJ, FWC, DEP, ABT, Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, DFS,
Florida Office of the Attorney General
Q26: Federal Law Enforcement Agencies
A: FBI, DEA, ATF, U.S. Marshals Service
Q27: Department of Homeland Security Agencies
A: CBP, USCIS, US COAST GAURD, FEMA, ICE, US SECRET SERVICE, TSA
Q28: Eustress
A: Form of stress that is helpful or gives an individual a feeling of fulfillment, such as exercise
Q29: What are some examples of Eustress
A: Getting married, having a child, receiving a promotion, participating in a competitive
sport or taking educational classes
Q30: Stress
A: This is can be caused by a perceived or real threat or it can be a physiological or
psychological response to a demanding situation or change
Q31: (FDLE) FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
provides what?
A: Investigative, forensic, and protective services in several key investigative focus areas
Drug crime, violent crime, child predator cybercrime, public integrity, fraud/economic
crime, and domestic security
Q32: Acute stress
A: Immediate, short-lived and similar to what people experience before taking a test or
testifying in court
Q33: The Department of the Treasury agencies
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: What is a Correctional Probation Officer
A: A person responsible for the supervised custody, surveillance, and control of assigned
inmates, probationers, parolees, or community controlees within the Department of
Corrections' institutions or within the community
Q2: What is recidivism?
A: A measure of the likelihood that an inmate will reoffend within three years of release from
incarceration
Q3: What is re-entry?
A: The process of an offender's transitioning from incarceration in a facility to supervision
within the community, while enhancing public safety and reducing recidivism
Q4: What is the (DOC) agency's mission?
A: To provide a continum of services to meet the needs of those entrusted to our care,
creating a safe and professional environment with the outcome of reducing victimization,
safer communities and an emphasis on the premium of life.
Q5: What are the Department of Corrections Values
A: Respect, integrity, courage, selfless service, compassion
Q6: Who is the father of probation?
A: John Augustus
Q7: What are the Statewide department of corrections
correctional facilities
A: Prisons, private partner prisons, prison annexes, work camps, state-run work release
centers, private work release centers, road prisons, forestry camps, basic training camps
Q8: TPCI - Florida Tansition From Prison to Community Initiative
A: To reduce crime by implementing a seamless plan of services and supervision
Q9: Re-entry begins when?
A: The first time that the Department first has contact with an inmate or offender
Q10: During Intake what happens
, A: The department assesses offenders to determine their needs and refer them to
appropriate services
Q11: What statute defines a correctional probation officer
A: 943.10(3)
Q12: What does a misdemeanor probation officer do?
A: This type of probation officer supervises an offender who bonds out of jail and is waiting
on the disposition of their case or who is sentenced to misdemeanor probation
Q13: Probation officer leadership qualities
A: Honesty, a positive attitude, intuition, discernment, and the ability to inspire and motivate
Q14: Criminal Justice
A: The structure, functions, and decision-making process of those agencies that deal with
the management and control of crime and criminal offenders
Q15: 3 components of Criminal Justice System
A: law enforcement, courts, corrections
Q16: Law Enforcement is responsible for
A: Enforcing and maintaining civil order
Q17: The Court System is responsible for
A: The Interpretation of laws and sentencing
Q18: The Florida Department of Corrections is responsible for
A: Ensuring public safety and for enforcing punishment as defined by the court system
Q19: The systems of law enforcement are
A: City or Municipal, County, State and Federal
Q20: The single largest segment of American Law Enforcement is
A: At the local level and comprises over 75% of total sworn personnel
Q21: Police Departments responsibility
A: Enforcing the state laws and ordinances within its jurisdiction.
Q22: SOME FLORIDA MUNICIPALITIES HAVE PUBLIC SAFETY
DEPARTMENTS which
, A: combine police, fire and emergency medical services
Q23: County Law Enforcement Agencies and Responsibilities
A: Composed of Sheriff's offices. Primary role is to enforce county ordinances and state
laws
Q24: Define stress
A: A physical or emotional reaction to an event or situation
Q25: Florida State Law Enforcement Agencies
A: FDLE, FHP, DJJ, FWC, DEP, ABT, Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, DFS,
Florida Office of the Attorney General
Q26: Federal Law Enforcement Agencies
A: FBI, DEA, ATF, U.S. Marshals Service
Q27: Department of Homeland Security Agencies
A: CBP, USCIS, US COAST GAURD, FEMA, ICE, US SECRET SERVICE, TSA
Q28: Eustress
A: Form of stress that is helpful or gives an individual a feeling of fulfillment, such as exercise
Q29: What are some examples of Eustress
A: Getting married, having a child, receiving a promotion, participating in a competitive
sport or taking educational classes
Q30: Stress
A: This is can be caused by a perceived or real threat or it can be a physiological or
psychological response to a demanding situation or change
Q31: (FDLE) FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
provides what?
A: Investigative, forensic, and protective services in several key investigative focus areas
Drug crime, violent crime, child predator cybercrime, public integrity, fraud/economic
crime, and domestic security
Q32: Acute stress
A: Immediate, short-lived and similar to what people experience before taking a test or
testifying in court
Q33: The Department of the Treasury agencies
