In Cases in Which the Accused Cannot Provide Bail or Cannot

question 64

Multiple Choice

In cases in which the accused cannot provide bail or cannot pay a bondsman, what option may this individual have?

• A) The individual can provide his or her home as collateral to the court.
• B) The individual can work off his or her payment in community service.
• C) The individual can voluntarily serve time to avoid bail costs.
• D) The individual can be released on his or her personal promise to appear.
• E) The individual has no options and must remain incarcerated.

Understand the principles of reinforcement and their application in educational settings.

Identify strategies for effective reinforcement and the avoidance of reinforcement satiation.

Know the components and effectiveness of contingency contracts and token economies.

Evaluate the use of group-oriented contingencies and their outcomes.

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