Corrections Study Guide

4. form of release occurring when offenders return to parole after serving time in prison due to a violation of parole
6. first juvenile court was established in which U.S. city
9. new bigger built jails become just as __________ as the old one was
11. legal rules
13. these conditions are different than conditions of probation
15. based on the idea that each child ought to be treated as a unique person in unique circumstances
16. which war has the largest group of incarcerated veterans
17. adults are convicted and juveniles are ________
18. Services provided to juveniles in some form of custodial care similar to adult parole
19. prisons infested with these experience the greatest number of homicides

1. writ that asks correctional officials to justify prisoners continued confinement
2. Achieving correctional goals through the use of new technologies is known as
3. the only person who can officially extend a prisoners original sentence
5. restructuring, rethinking, and using skill building to reduce recidivism is a program called
7. most prison violence involves prisoner to _________
8. parole officers dual responsibility to provide assistance and this
10. these type of hearings have certain due process rights for prisoners from Wolff v. McDonnell
12. a child that is not receiving proper care is this
14. “punish offenders—fairly and justly—through lengths of confinement proportionate to the gravity of the offense