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Which of the following likely would not be a condition of punitive probation?

A
sanctions tailored to the individual crime
B
confiscation of property
C
a specific dress code at all times
D
fines
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Standard probation conditions are applied

A
in severe cases
B
in all cases
C
in cases involving juveniles
D
is cases of minor crimes
4

Probation officers primarily work with

A
law enforcement officials
B
victims of crime
C
legal and court officials
D
offenders
5

Probation is effective at preventing a return to crime when

A
higher fines are imposed
B
criminals are religious
C
criminals are harshly punished
D
there are enough resources to provide probation services properly
6

Probation in the United States developed

A
it did not change
B
in a clear and controlled manner
C
rapidly in major revisions to law
D
haphazardly, making changes as needed
7

The first state to establish probation was _____.

A
Tennessee
B
Pennsylvania
C
Rhode Island
D
Massachusetts
8

Probation was motivated by the idea that offenders _____.

A
were unable to change their behavior
B
were natural-born sinners
C
could reform their behavior
D
should be incarcerated
9

John Augustus supervised the probation of _____.

A
women
B
only those convicted of the most serious crimes
C
juveniles
D
men
11

Another name for legal penalties is _____.

A
crime
B
sanctions
C
jail term
D
probation

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