Critics of Offender-Funded Community-Based Corrections Worry That

question 21

Multiple Choice

Critics of offender-funded community-based corrections worry that:

• A) Surveillance and enforcement aspects of community-based corrections will suffer
• B) Greater reliance on the police to enforce probation and parole agreements will occur
• C) The poorer the offender, the more they pay and the longer they must live with the threat of probation or parole revocation hanging over their heads
• D) Wealthier offenders, because they have access to greater resources, will be treated unfairly compared to poorer offenders

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