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3. ______ probation typically consists of placing offenders in prison for a short period and later releasing them onto probation at an unknown date
4. A city set aside as a form of neutral ground from criminal prosecution
6. _____ conditions are rules that are tailored specifically to the individual
8. ____ ____ requires clients to complete a number of hours working for free in the community to pay back for their offense
9. A criminal sentence to a period of correctional supervision in the community in lieu of incarceration
11. _____ violations occur when the rules of supervision are broken
12. ______ violations occur because of a new arrest during supervision
13. _____ probation is the basic form of supervision that is administered by most agencies
14. ____ was first used in 2002 to track client’s movements in real-time and can include areas of exclusion, geographic areas where the client is not allowed to go

1. _____ = probation sentence that starts after an incarceration sentence
2. Judicial action that suspended incarceration as an act of leniency and mercy
5. _____ is the future state of an individual, or how well someone does after supervision
7. ____ _____ are treatment facilities that offenders are required to report to on a daily or near daily basis and are kept busy with classes and treatment
8. _____ = probation sentence that runs during incarceration sentence
10. _____ theory argues that calling someone a criminal may encourage criminal behavior