The various types of sentences that can be imposed by the courts are called:

The _______ is the idea that criminality is a sickness that can be cured through psychological intervention.

Which of the following is a county correctional facility that holds people pending trial, awaiting sentence, serving a sentence (usually less than a year), or awaiting transfer to another facility after conviction?

Another form of intermediate sanction where the offender is assigned to a facility where they must report at a specific time each day to participate in activities such as counseling and employment training is known as a:

Under mandatory minimum sentencing policies, the legislature may prohibit defendants convicted of what types of crimes from being placed on probation?

Native American tribes are separate, sovereign nations with a significant degree of legal autonomy within the United States.​

What type of intermediate sanction focuses on the welfare of victims in the aftermath of the crime?

What term is used to describe a current movement that believes the purpose of corrections is to punish offenders as severely as possible?

What term is used to describe a type of sanction that takes a portion of the defendant’s daily income rather than a fixed amount of income?

Prisons in the U.S. cost taxpayers nearly how much money (in US Dollars) annually?