Chapter 6 argues that “Punishing Smarter, Not Harder” involves:

Chapter 6 notes that “Static Factors” (like prior criminal history) are:

All essays must be written in Standard American English and follow the mechanical and grammatical rules of Standard American English.

In the series finale, the “Truth” is shown to be:

“Indigenous Justice” practices, such as Sentencing Circles, are an example of:

In the finale of 61st Street, Moses faces the reality of “Collateral Consequences.” This term refers to:

Which of the following contractions are allowed in a formal paper?

Chapter 6 discusses “Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy” (CBT). In a correctional setting, CBT is used to:

“Recidivism” is the primary metric used to measure the success of correctional programs. It is defined as:

According to Chapter 7, “Civil Commitment” is a legal process where: