UMD CCJS 342 EXAM 1 KEY TERMS
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, Boot Camp - ANSWERA physically rigorous, disciplined, and demanding regimen
emphasizing conditioning, education, and job training that is designed for young
offenders.
community service - ANSWERcompensation for injury to society by the performance of
service in the community
continuum of sanctions - ANSWERA range of correctional management strategies
based on the degree of intrusiveness and control over the offender, along which an
offender is moved based on his or her response to correctional programs
day fine - ANSWERa criminal penalty based on the amount of income that an offender
earns in a day's work
drug court - ANSWERA specialized way of handling drug-involved offenders in which
the court takes a more active role in the probationer's progress while the probationer is
under supervision
Forfeiture - ANSWERgovernment seizure of property and other assets derived from or
used in criminal activity
home confinement - ANSWERsentence whereby offenders serve terms of incarceration
in their own homes
Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) - ANSWERProbation granted with conditions of
strict reporting to a probation officer with a limited caseload
intermediate sanctions - ANSWERa variety of punishments that are more restrictive
than traditional probation but less severe and costly than incarceration
judicial reprieve - ANSWERa practice under English common law whereby a judge
could suspend the imposition or execution of a sentence on condition of good behavior
on the part of the offender
justice reinvestment - ANSWERsavings from community corrections used to help build
up the crime prevention programs in communities that have the most people under
community supervision
principle of interchangeability - ANSWERthe idea that different forms of intermediate
sanctions can be calibrated to make them equivalent as punishments despite their
differences in approach
UPDATED 100% ACCURATE.
, Boot Camp - ANSWERA physically rigorous, disciplined, and demanding regimen
emphasizing conditioning, education, and job training that is designed for young
offenders.
community service - ANSWERcompensation for injury to society by the performance of
service in the community
continuum of sanctions - ANSWERA range of correctional management strategies
based on the degree of intrusiveness and control over the offender, along which an
offender is moved based on his or her response to correctional programs
day fine - ANSWERa criminal penalty based on the amount of income that an offender
earns in a day's work
drug court - ANSWERA specialized way of handling drug-involved offenders in which
the court takes a more active role in the probationer's progress while the probationer is
under supervision
Forfeiture - ANSWERgovernment seizure of property and other assets derived from or
used in criminal activity
home confinement - ANSWERsentence whereby offenders serve terms of incarceration
in their own homes
Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) - ANSWERProbation granted with conditions of
strict reporting to a probation officer with a limited caseload
intermediate sanctions - ANSWERa variety of punishments that are more restrictive
than traditional probation but less severe and costly than incarceration
judicial reprieve - ANSWERa practice under English common law whereby a judge
could suspend the imposition or execution of a sentence on condition of good behavior
on the part of the offender
justice reinvestment - ANSWERsavings from community corrections used to help build
up the crime prevention programs in communities that have the most people under
community supervision
principle of interchangeability - ANSWERthe idea that different forms of intermediate
sanctions can be calibrated to make them equivalent as punishments despite their
differences in approach
