9 Sentencing

Question One Which sentencing goal is the act of taking revenge on a criminal perpetrator?

Question One Choices Rehabilitation Retribution Deterrence Incapacitation

Question One Answer Rehabilitation Retribution Deterrence Incapacitation

Question Two Which sentencing goal seeks to address the damage by making the victim and the community "whole again"?

Question Two Choices Rehabilitation Deterrence Retribution Restoration

Question Two Answer Rehabilitation Deterrence Retribution Restoration

Question Three If you could select only one goal of sentencing, which one best fits your personal philosophy?

Question Three Choices Retribution Deterrence Incapacitation Rehabilitation

Question Three Answer Correct Answer Survey or opinion question Graph the answers for class discussion

Question Four Which model of punishment encourages rehabilitation through the use of general and relatively unspecific sentences?

Question Four Choices Consecutive sentence Indeterminate sentencing Concurrent sentencing Determinate sentencing

Question Four Answer Consecutive sentence Indeterminate sentencing Concurrent sentencing Determinate sentencing

Question Five Which sentencing principle holds that the severity of sanctions should bear a direct relationship to the seriousness of the crime committed?

Question Five Choices Gain time Structured sentencing Social debt Proportionality

Question Five Answer Gain time Structured sentencing Social debt Proportionality

Aggravating circumstances will lessen the sentence. Question Six Aggravating circumstances will lessen the sentence.

Question Six Choices True False

Question Six Answer True False

Question Seven For states adopting the truth-in-sentencing laws, offenders must serve how much of their sentence?

Question Seven Choices 50% 65% 75% 85%

Question Seven Answer 50% 65% 75% 85%

Question Eight In this case, the U.S. Supreme Court found that the Constitution does not prohibit judges from imposing consecutive sentences based on facts not found by a jury.

Question Eight Choices Gall v. U.S. Baze v. Rees Oregon v. Ice U.S. v. Booker

Question Eight Answer Gall v. U.S. Baze v. Rees Oregon v. Ice U.S. v. Booker

Question Nine Three strikes laws require mandatory sentences for offenders convicted of a third serious felony.

Question Nine Choices True False

Question Nine Answer True False

The judge prepares the presentence investigation. Question Ten The judge prepares the presentence investigation.

Question Ten Choices True False

Question Ten Answer True False

Question Eleven Much of the philosophical basis of today's victims' movement can be found in the restorative justice model.

Question Eleven Choices True False

Question Eleven Answer True False

Question Twelve Fines are most likely to be imposed where the offender has both a clean record and the ability to pay.

Question Twelve Choices True False

Question Twelve Answer True False

Question Thirteen In this case, the U.S. Supreme Court limited the number of appeals a condemned person may lodge with the courts.

Question Thirteen Choices Wilkerson v. Utah Furman v. Georgia McCleskey v. Zant In re Kemmler

Question Thirteen Answer Wilkerson v. Utah Furman v. Georgia McCleskey v. Zant In re Kemmler

Question Fourteen Which U.S. Supreme Court decision ruled the death penalty unconstitutional?

Question Fourteen Choices Gregg v. Georgia Furman v. Georgia Wilkerson v. Utah None of the above

Question Fourteen Answer Gregg v. Georgia Furman v. Georgia Wilkerson v. Utah None of the above

Question Fifteen Which U.S. Supreme Court decision determined that lethal injection does not violate the Eighth Amendment?

Question Fifteen Choices Ring v. Arizona Furman v. Georgia Roper v. Simmons Baze v. Rees

Question Fifteen Answer Ring v. Arizona Furman v. Georgia Roper v. Simmons Baze v. Rees

What do you think about the death penalty? Question Sixteen What do you think about the death penalty?

Question Sixteen Choices I am against the death penalty due to the number of innocent people that were on death row I am for the death penalty for any appropriate case I think it depends on a variety of additional issues, so sometimes I am for it, and sometimes I am against it

Question Sixteen Answer Correct Answer Survey or opinion question Graph the answers for class discussion