'Determinate sentencing' presentation slideshows

Sentencing & Correctional Issues

Sentencing & Correctional Issues. Chapters 9, 10 & 11 Introduction to Criminal Justice Bohm/Haley. Sentencing. If a criminal defendant pleads guilty or is found guilty by a judge or jury, then the judge (or sometimes a jury) must impose a sentence. Judges are limited by and guided by:

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Sentencing

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BREAK IT DOWN

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Chapter 4

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Chapter 4

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Community-Based Corrections Generally

Community-Based Corrections Generally. CBC Generally Offender Selection The State of Modern CBC. What Is CBC?. Intermediate Sanctions and CBC. Recall:. What are Intermediate Sanctions?. What are IS?. CBC Objectives. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Community Protection.

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CJS/SOC 220

Courts and Trials Class 1. CJS/SOC 220. Administrative. Give quiz 7 Return quiz 6 at end of class Return case analyses If you are interested in how courts deal with domestic violence or the impact of social media on criminal justice issues, see the optional readings. Review.

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Community-Based Corrections, 8 th Edition

Community-Based Corrections, 8 th Edition. Leanne Fiftal Alarid and Rolando V. del Carmen Wadsworth, Cengage Learning. Chapter 1 An Overview of Community Corrections: Goals and Evidence-Based Practices. The Correctional Dilemma.

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Juvenile Law

Juvenile Law. Juvenile Law. Family Code 101.003 A person under 18 years of age; is or has not been married; has not had the disabilities of minority removed from general purpose. This means they have not been emancipated.

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Chapter 11 Punishment and Sentencing

Chapter 11 Punishment and Sentencing. Learning Outcomes. LO1: List and contrast the four basic philosophical reasons for sentencing criminals LO2: Contrast indeterminate sentencing with determinate sentencing LO3: List the six forms of punishment

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Chapter 11 Punishment and Sentencing

Chapter 11 Punishment and Sentencing. Learning Outcomes. LO1: List and contrast the four basic philosophical reasons for sentencing criminals LO2: Contrast indeterminate sentencing with determinate sentencing LO3: List the six forms of punishment

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CRIME AND JUSTICE IN THE UNITED STATES

CRIME AND JUSTICE IN THE UNITED STATES. CRIME AND THE MEDIA. New Reports 30% relate to crime stories Entertainment Industry Does the media give an accurate representation of crime in the United States? Crime Clock. Crime Clock. Every 23.1 seconds: One Violent Crime

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Sentencing

The Purpose, The Process, and the Resulting Inconsistencies. Sentencing. The Purpose of Sentencing. punishment serves two purposes: inflicting suffering on evildoers the prevention of crime. Retribution. Oldest and most common justification. Relies on principle of just deserts.

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. Parole and Parolees. Introduction. Parole is a complex decision that often involves a variety of criteria that are not clear-cut A growing issue is the reentry of parolees back into their communities There are various obstacles that impede offender reentry

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Why Does the United States Have Hyper-Incarceration?

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Gender & Criminal Justice

Gender & Criminal Justice. Crime Processing CJS is composed of three stages: Police Courts Penal system All 3 are sites for gender discrimination to play out in crime processing. What is discrimination? Most of the decision-making in processing is located in the first 2 stages.

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The JDA, YOA, and YCJA

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The JDA, YOA, and YCJA

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