CFC Reentry & Community Supervision 2

Question 1

In the criminal justice system, 'parole' is best defined as:

Accepted Answer

Conditional early release from prison with continued supervision in the community

Answer

Parole is the conditional early release of a prisoner who serves the remainder of their sentence under community supervision, subject to conditions set by a parole board.

Question 2

Which of the following is classified as a 'criminogenic need' under the Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) model?

Accepted Answer

Antisocial attitudes and values

Answer

Antisocial attitudes and values are a primary criminogenic need in the RNR model because they directly correlate with criminal behavior and are amenable to change through targeted intervention.

Question 3

The primary function of a reentry case manager is to:

Accepted Answer

Coordinate and link individuals to community-based services and supports

Answer

Reentry case managers coordinate services and connect individuals to community resources including housing, employment, treatment, and social services to support successful reintegration.

Question 4

Which type of violation most commonly triggers community supervision revocation proceedings?

Accepted Answer

A positive drug or alcohol test

Answer

Positive drug and alcohol tests are among the most frequently cited technical violations that initiate revocation proceedings in community supervision.

Question 5

'Graduated sanctions' in community supervision refers to:

Accepted Answer

A proportional, progressive system of consequences matched to the severity of violations

Answer

Graduated sanctions provide a structured, proportional response framework where consequences escalate in severity to match the seriousness of the violation, rather than triggering automatic revocation.

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CFC Reentry & Community Supervision 2