A) pay fines to the court
B) pay restitution to the family
C) get a degree
D) complete community service hours
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A) Barefield v. Leach
B) Glover v. Johnson
C) Todaro v. Ward
D) Cooper v. Martin
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A) reduce risk to the community
B) reduce recidivism
C) help offenders get back on their feet
D) deter offenders from committing more crime
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A) 5%
B) 9%
C) 11%
D) 14%
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A) Target
B) Walmart
C) JCPenney
D) Home Depot
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A) Gender
B) Environment
C) Relationships
D) Age
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A) the way policies are developed
B) the way staff are trained
C) the way offenders are supervised
D) the way medical health care is administered
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A) Probationers
B) Felons
C) Ex-offender
D) Parolees
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A) parole
B) probation
C) rehabilitation centers
D) community service
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A) food
B) health care
C) employment
D) housing
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A) poverty
B) homelessness
C) limited public assistance
D) overabundance of medical care
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A) Calls for a ban on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
B) Calls for a ban on food stamps
C) Calls for ban on public housing in some areas
D) Calls for a ban on drug testing of recipients of welfare
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