CRM 2310 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Law Abiding Citizen, Medical Model, Abstinence

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Criminology
• Course: CRM 2310
• Professor: Kate Fletcher

Document Summary

Parole/conditional release: released back into the community after serving your time. Certain communities where offenders are disproportionately drawn impact on communities when people are cycling in and out of prison. Can be mandated by judge for a particular individual should the judge feel in this case are needed. Report to probation officer (very frequently, or less frequently) You need to reimburse system for dealing with you. Intermediate sanctions: sentences that represent a hybrid of jail time and probation. Split sentences: those that include a brief period of time in jail, and then a period of probation, different from parole because you are serving 2/3rds of your sentence, and serving. Designed to be an alternative of prison. More restrictive than probation punitive and rehabilitative. Imprisonment is imposed but served in the community: not to be used by the judge to implement as a more punitive form of probation, will mimic probation but is more restrictive.