The Principle That Maintains That Programs Should Consider Offenders' Situations

question 64

Multiple Choice

The principle that maintains that programs should consider offenders' situations as well as characteristics that may become barriers to success in a correctional program is known as the:

• A)responsivity principle.
• B)character principle.
• C)correctional principle.
• D)none of these choices.

Distinguish between various types of contract breaches and their implications.

Identify the conditions under which contractual obligations can be discharged.

Recognize the significance of performance in fulfilling contractual obligations.

Understand the role of mutual agreement in modifying, discharging, or terminating contracts.

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Definitions:

Obligee

The party in a contract or agreement who is entitled to receive a performance or benefit from the obligor.

Obligor

An individual or entity legally obliged to provide a payment or service to another party under the terms of a contract.

Delegation

The act of entrusting another person with responsibility and authority to perform a specific task or function that was originally one's own duty.

Assignment

The act of transferring rights, duties, or responsibilities from one party to another, commonly seen in contracts or agreements.