Question 1
Which correctional philosophy focuses on making the offender suffer proportionally to their crime?
Correct Answer:
Retribution
Question 2
What is the primary goal of rehabilitation in corrections?
Correct Answer:
To reform offenders and reduce recidivism
Question 3
What does 'recidivism' mean in corrections?
Correct Answer:
Re-offending after previous conviction or release
Question 4
Which type of prison holds the most violent and high-security risk inmates?
Correct Answer:
Maximum security
Question 5
What is parole?
Correct Answer:
Conditional release from prison before the full sentence is served
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Prepare with the DSST Criminal Justice Examination practice quiz. This question bank includes 30 questions covering juvenile, primary, case, court, and legal. Use it to review important concepts, identify knowledge gaps, and build confidence for the related exam, course, or assessment.

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DSST Criminal Justice Examination

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