Community based corrections quizlet

Know the goals of community corrections (be able to identify the two that were emphasized in class) and know the theories behind the goals.
Consider a professor who is writing a book.
The professor can both write the chapters and gather the needed data faster than anyone else at his university.

Know the role of corrections at three major decision points and the main topics discussed in each point.
Pretrial supervision is correctional supervision of a defendant who is not convicted and..
Know the goals of community corrections (be able to identify the two that were emphasized in class) and know the theories behind the goals.

SUBJECT COVERAGE • Probation - One of the most common forms of community correction is probation.
Probation can be thought of as a type of post-trial diversion from incarceration.
A term coined by John Augustus, from the Latin verb “probare”- to prove, to test.

Community-based corrections’ development is due to the problems encountered by correctional institution.
According to Cromwell, Alarid and del Carmen (2007), it is a nonincarcerative sanction in which offenders serve all or a portion of their sentence of their sentence in the community.

Know the goals of community corrections (be able to identify the two that were emphasized in class) and know the theories behind the goals

The professor can both write the chapters and gather the needed data faster than anyone else at his university

SUBJECT COVERAGE • Probation - One of the most common forms of community correction is probation

Probation can be thought of as a type of post-trial diversion from incarceration

A term coined by John Augustus, from the Latin verb “probare”- to prove, to test

Community-based corrections’ development is due to the problems encountered by correctional institution

According to Cromwell, Alarid and del Carmen (2007), it is a nonincarcerative sanction in which offenders serve all or a portion of their sentence of their sentence in the community