24. Home confinement programs didn’t gain wide popularity until _______ becamewidespread during the 1980s.A. electronic monitoring equipmentB. rehabilitationC. restorationD. structured fines25. In 2014, about _______ percent of offenders being supervised outside of a jailfacility (excluding persons on probation or parole) were being supervised in ahome detention program.A. 5B. 13C. 23D. 4226. Of those offenders participating in a home detention program in 2014, _______percent of them were being electronically monitored.A. 25B. 50C. 76D. 9627. Which of the following statements about electronic monitoring istrue?A. It’s more likely to be used with offenders who have committed less seriouscrimes.B. It’s used to verify that offenders are at their designated locations at particulartimes.C. It results in home confinement being impractical and less cost effective.D. It has been evaluated extensively.28. Which of the following offers a community-based residential facility that’s an alter-native to confinement in jail or prison?A. Home confinementB. Community correctional centersC. Electronic monitoringD. Shock incarceration29. What are two of the three most critical issues surrounding halfway houses?A. Discrimination against economically disadvantaged persons and an impersonalatmosphereB. Collection problems and the cumulative effect of monetary penaltiesC. Encroachment on the constitutional rights to privacy and protection againstself-incriminationD. Community resistance and recidivism
