29.  Tonry notes that although intermediate punishments were conceived to be offered in lieu of incarceration, many judges prefer to use intermediate punishments on offenders who would otherwise not be bound for prison.a.  trueb.  false

30.  Which below would be considered an intermediate punishment?a.  house arrestb.  intensive probationc.  boot campsd.  all of the above

26.  A “penal desert” demands…a.  eye for an eye punishmentb.  punishments be proportionate to the severity of the crimec.  all of the aboved.  none of the above

3.  Benefits and burdens theories are also known as social contract theories.a.  trueb.  false

1.  There are two major types of retributivist theories according to the textbook:  those which focus on how punishment is justified, and those which focus on practical questions about sentencing policy and what judges should do in individual cases.a.  trueb.  false

24.  With desert theory of punishment, the emphasis is on what the offender should fairly receive for his crime, rather than on how punishment might affect his future behavior or that of others.a.  trueb.  false

41.  Morris’ Limiting Retributive Theory is most similar to the views espoused by…a.  von Hirschb.  Tonryc.  Marxd.  Hart

8.  What is true about expressive punishment, according to Feinberg?a.  it vindicates the lawb.  permits society to disavow the unlawful actc.  absolves others of guiltd.  all of the above

Bones are dense and thus absorb more x-rays. Bones appear white on the image 

Which term refers to the sole of the foot?