The restorative justice philosophy does NOT advocate ________.
A) intensive community supervision
B) community restitution
C) victim-offender conferencing
D) incarceration
(Question #2) The restorative justice model primarily focuses on ________.
A) change in the juvenile justice laws
B) change in the society
C) change in the community-based programs
D) welfare of the victims
(Question #3) Intermediate sanctions do NOT include ________.
A) community services
B) electronic monitoring
C) house arrest
D) imprisonment
(Question #4) Intermediate sanctions allow juvenile judges ________.
A) to mete out punishments based on the age and race of the delinquent juvenile
B) to match the severity of the punishment with the severity of the offense
C) to send juveniles to adult prisons without a trial
D) to treat juveniles above the age of 15 as adults
(Question #5) Which of the following integrates the central components of strain, control, and social learning theories to reduce recidivism rates?
A) intensive supervision programs
B) aggression replacement training
C) family-integrated transitions
D) multi-systemic therapy
(Question #6) Reintegration philosophy asserts that ________.
A) the justice system must be reformed
B) the victim must be compensated
C) institutional placements should be preferred over community-based corrections
D) the offender and the community must be changed
(Question #7) Which of the following is NOT a part of the philosophies that guide community-based corrections for juveniles?
A) restorative justice
B) continuum of sanctions
C) reintegration
D) classical conditioning
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