California - Probation Officer
Trainee Exam Study Guide II exam
questions (fully solved & verified
for accuracy)
Methods of crime control include: - answer reformation and treatment;
deterrence; incapacitation; punishment; and educating offenders
Populations having no influence on criminal sentencing are:
Law Students
Police
Social workers
Magistrates
Parole Officers - answer none of the above
The primary function of a penal code is to provide a means of - answer
modifying behavior patterns
The difference between individual and general crime prevention is that the
- answer former can incapacitate individuals; latter needs to incapacitate
individuals; and the former emphasizes deterrence and/or incapacitation.
The view that considers social control to be the primary function of the
law has the following disadvantages: It - answer is distinguishable from
social engineering.
The evidence shows that criminals most frequently consider - answer
cost and benefits
Norwegian laws Against Drunk Driving 10 to prove the criminological
theory of - answer General prevention
, the famous books on jurisprudence written by h. L. A. Hart is - answer
punishment and responsibility
the author of a book advocating Rehabilitationism is - answer Karl
menninger
the crime of punishment was written by - answer Karl menninger
Crime and Punishment was a novel that - answer was written by this
chotskies was the first influential book on criminals split personalities and
popularize crime for existentialist
a major influence on Modern Rehabilitation Ernest theory in criminology
was were the philosophical School schools of - answer utilitarianism
the points historical included and Punishment theory is - answer
excusing conditions
the things the law cannot prevent is r - answer Law breaking
crimes that cannot be prevented include - answer crimes of passion and
civil disobedience
a person who engages and civil disobedience is one who - answer avoids
breaking the law and acts from passion
the things a civil disobedience must do is - answer except legal penalties
the principal purpose of entering into civil disobedience is - answer
change immoral laws
Trainee Exam Study Guide II exam
questions (fully solved & verified
for accuracy)
Methods of crime control include: - answer reformation and treatment;
deterrence; incapacitation; punishment; and educating offenders
Populations having no influence on criminal sentencing are:
Law Students
Police
Social workers
Magistrates
Parole Officers - answer none of the above
The primary function of a penal code is to provide a means of - answer
modifying behavior patterns
The difference between individual and general crime prevention is that the
- answer former can incapacitate individuals; latter needs to incapacitate
individuals; and the former emphasizes deterrence and/or incapacitation.
The view that considers social control to be the primary function of the
law has the following disadvantages: It - answer is distinguishable from
social engineering.
The evidence shows that criminals most frequently consider - answer
cost and benefits
Norwegian laws Against Drunk Driving 10 to prove the criminological
theory of - answer General prevention
, the famous books on jurisprudence written by h. L. A. Hart is - answer
punishment and responsibility
the author of a book advocating Rehabilitationism is - answer Karl
menninger
the crime of punishment was written by - answer Karl menninger
Crime and Punishment was a novel that - answer was written by this
chotskies was the first influential book on criminals split personalities and
popularize crime for existentialist
a major influence on Modern Rehabilitation Ernest theory in criminology
was were the philosophical School schools of - answer utilitarianism
the points historical included and Punishment theory is - answer
excusing conditions
the things the law cannot prevent is r - answer Law breaking
crimes that cannot be prevented include - answer crimes of passion and
civil disobedience
a person who engages and civil disobedience is one who - answer avoids
breaking the law and acts from passion
the things a civil disobedience must do is - answer except legal penalties
the principal purpose of entering into civil disobedience is - answer
change immoral laws
