#1
Which of the following is a primary goal of probation?
Rehabilitation
Punishment
Incarceration
Deterrence
#2
What is the main purpose of parole?
To release an offender early from prison
To extend the length of incarceration
To increase fines for the offender
To impose a harsher sentence
#3
What is the typical duration of probation?
1 year
3 years
5 years
Varies depending on the offense and jurisdiction
#4
Which of the following is NOT a common condition of parole?
Regular drug testing
Curfew
Participation in rehabilitation programs
Owning firearms
#5
What is the term for when an offender successfully completes their probation or parole term?
Release
Reintegration
Termination
Rehabilitation
#6
What is the term for when an offender is returned to prison for violating parole?
Revocation
Resentencing
Retrial
Recommitment
#7
Which factor is NOT typically considered when determining parole eligibility?
Nature of the offense
Length of sentence
Race or ethnicity
Behavior while incarcerated
#8
What is a condition often imposed on individuals under probation or parole?
Mandatory employment
Restricted travel
Unlimited internet access
No interaction with family
#9
What is the difference between probation and parole?
Probation is for minor offenses, while parole is for major offenses.
Probation is imposed before a trial, while parole is granted after serving part of a sentence.
Probation is always supervised, while parole may or may not be supervised.
There is no difference; the terms are used interchangeably.
#10
Which of the following is NOT a goal of probation or parole supervision?
Public safety
Community reintegration
Retribution
Offender accountability
#11
What is the term for when an offender violates the conditions of their probation or parole?
Revocation
Extension
Amnesty
Mitigation
#12
Which U.S. agency is responsible for supervising federal probation and parole?
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Corrections
Department of Homeland Security
#13
Which theory emphasizes the importance of social support in successful reintegration of offenders into society?
Deterrence theory
Labeling theory
Social learning theory
Social support theory
#14
Which principle emphasizes tailoring probation and parole conditions to the individual offender?
Standardization
Individualization
Uniformity
Consistency
#15
Which principle emphasizes the use of evidence-based practices in probation and parole supervision?
Standardization
Individualization
Risk assessment
Professional judgment