CJUS 650 Quiz 7

CJUS 650 Quiz 7 Liberty University

1. Employment programs cost less per person than prison.
2. Public safety is among the least visceral topics in politics.
3. The work activities of the Second Chance Act bear a remarkable resemblance to the
4. What types of occupations have state or regulatory restrictions that legally bar those with felony restrictions (name at least 5).
5. One of the most frequently cited precursors to successful reentry and criminal distance is _
6. Female inmates may be seen as __________________, who have violated both gender and legal norms.
7. Former inmates who do find work after their release usually find it through
8. Approximately a third of female inmates are serving ____________________, and they are the fastest-growing segment of the prison population.
9. One study of female releases in Chicago found that __________ reported physical or sexual abuse by family members while growing up, and nearly half were first exposed to drug and alcohol use by
10. According to Holzer and Offner (2002), many fathers accumulate large child support arrears while in prison and are obligated to begin making payments the moment they get out regardless of their employment status.
11. Although women are much less likely to be incarcerated, rates of female incarceration have been increasing much faster than rates of male incarceration.
12. Explain the purpose of the Welfare Reform Act.
13. A disproportionate share of inmates has health, mental health, and substance abuse problems that greatly complicate their changes of employment.
14. Two of the most commonly mentioned barriers to successful reentry are ________________ and
15. imposes further residency rules on convicted sex offenders (such as not living within a certain distance of a school or park).

Other sets

1. Two of the most commonly mentioned barriers to successful reentry are ________________ and
2. A disproportionate share of inmates has health, mental health, and substance abuse problems that greatly complicate their changes of employment.
3. One study of female releases in Chicago found that __________ reported physical or sexual abuse by family members while growing up, and nearly half were first exposed to drug and alcohol use by
4. Public safety is among the least visceral topics in politics.
5. One of the most frequently cited precursors to successful reentry and criminal distance is
6. What types of occupations have state or regulatory restrictions that legally bar those with felony restrictions (name at least 5).
7. Female inmates may be seen as __________________, who have violated both gender and legal norms.
8. Although women are much less likely to be incarcerated, rates of female incarceration have been increasing much faster than rates of male incarceration.
9. imposes further residency rules on convicted sex offenders (such as not living within a certain distance of a school or park).
10. Employment programs cost less per person than prison.
11. According to Holzer and Offner (2002), many fathers accumulate large child support arrears while in prison and are obligated to begin making payments the moment they get out regardless of their employment status.
12. The work activities of the Second Chance Act bear a remarkable resemblance to the
13. Explain the purpose of the Welfare Reform Act.
14. Former inmates who do find work after their release usually find it through
15. Approximately a third of female inmates are serving ____________________, and they are the fastest-growing segment of the prison population.

Other sets

Set 1

1. A disproportionate share of inmates has health, mental health, and substance abuse problems that greatly complicate their changes of employment.
2. Former inmates who do find work after their release usually find it through ________________.
3. The work activities of the Second Chance Act bear a remarkable resemblance to the ___________________.
4. According to Holzer and Offner (2002), many fathers accumulate large child support arrears while in prison and are obligated to begin making payments the moment they get out regardless of their employment status.
5. One study of female releases in Chicago found that __________ reported physical or sexual abuse by family members while growing up, and nearly half were first exposed to drug and alcohol use by ____________
6. What types of occupations have state or regulatory restrictions that legally bar those with felony restrictions (name at least 5).
7. Approximately a third of female inmates are serving ____________________, and they are the fastest-growing segment of the prison population.
8. Explain the purpose of the Welfare Reform Act.
9. Although women are much less likely to be incarcerated, rates of female incarceration have been increasing much faster than rates of male incarceration.
10. Public safety is among the least visceral topics in politics.
11. Employment programs cost less per person than prison.
12. ________________ imposes further residency rules on convicted sex offenders (such as not living within a certain distance of a school or park).
13. Two of the most commonly mentioned barriers to successful reentry are ________________ and ________________.
14. One of the most frequently cited precursors to successful reentry and criminal distance is ____________.
15. Female inmates may be seen as __________________, who have violated both gender and legal norms.

Set 2

1. Explain the purpose of the Welfare Reform Act.
2. Employment programs cost less per person than prison.
3. Public safety is among the least visceral topics in politics.
4. According to Holzer and Offner (2002), many fathers accumulate large child support arrears while in prison and are obligated to begin making payments the moment they get out regardless of their employment status.
5. Two of the most commonly mentioned barriers to successful reentry are ________________ and
6. Former inmates who do find work after their release usually find it through ________________.
7. A disproportionate share of inmates has health, mental health, and substance abuse problems that greatly complicate their changes of employment.
8. What types of occupations have state or regulatory restrictions that legally bar those with felony restriction (name at least 5).
9. One study of female releases in Chicago found that __________ reported physical or sexual abuse by family members while growing up, and nearly half were first exposed to drug and alcohol use by
10. Approximately a third of female inmates are serving ____________________, and they are the fastest- growing segment of the prison population.
11. Female inmates may be seen as __________________, who have violated both gender and legal norms.
12. imposes further residency rules on convicted sex offenders (such as not living within a certain distance of a school or park).
13. One of the most frequently cited precursors to successful reentry and criminal distance is ____________.
14. The work activities of the Second Chance Act bear a remarkable resemblance to the