Juvenile OP Attainment: Possible Penalties

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Test your knowledge on monetary fines, probation, and imprisonment!

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Froggy Jumps Juvenile OP Attainment: Possible PenaltiesOnline version Test your knowledge on monetary fines, probation, and imprisonment! by Mariah Bowser Jones, MA, LPCC 1 What is one reason defendants may be fined? a Fines are optional for judges. b Fines are never required. c The law says there is a fines for that crime. 2 Which of the following is a condition of probation? a Going to Disneyworld. b Serving time in prison. c Meeting monthly with a probation officer. 3 What is a common punishment for serious offenses? a Jail or Prison b Only a warning. c Community service only. 4 What can happen if someone violates probation? a They are fined again. b They get a second chance. c The Judge could decide to send the person to jail. 5 What is a common requirement during probation? a Following the conditions set for you (i.e. counseling, no alcohol/drugs, curfew, meetings). b Breaking more laws. c Traveling freely. 6 What might influence the judge's decision on sentencing length? a The defendant's popularity. b The judge's personal beliefs. c The severity (or seriousness) of the crime. 7 What is a punishment that involves performing tasks for the community? a Community service b Probation c Imprisonment 8 How much time could you receive for your charge? a F1: 3 to 11 years b F2: 2 to 8 years c F3: 9 months to 3 years 9 Is a felony worse than a misdemeanor? a Yes, felonies are more serious crimes. b No, misdemeanors are more serious crimes. c Neither are crimes. 10 What degree and severity is your charge? a A felony of the (3rd) third degree. b A misdemeanor of the (1st) first degree. c A felony of the (2nd) second degree. 11 What is it called when you are required to stay home and wear an ankle monitor? a House arrest b Home school c Probation

Froggy Jumps

Juvenile OP Attainment: Possible PenaltiesOnline version

Test your knowledge on monetary fines, probation, and imprisonment!

by Mariah Bowser Jones, MA, LPCC

What is one reason defendants may be fined?

Fines are optional for judges.

Fines are never required.

The law says there is a fines for that crime.

Which of the following is a condition of probation?

Going to Disneyworld.

Serving time in prison.

Meeting monthly with a probation officer.

What is a common punishment for serious offenses?

Jail or Prison

Only a warning.

Community service only.

What can happen if someone violates probation?

They are fined again.

They get a second chance.

The Judge could decide to send the person to jail.

What is a common requirement during probation?

Following the conditions set for you (i.e. counseling, no alcohol/drugs, curfew, meetings).

Breaking more laws.

Traveling freely.

What might influence the judge's decision on sentencing length?

The defendant's popularity.

The judge's personal beliefs.

The severity (or seriousness) of the crime.

What is a punishment that involves performing tasks for the community?

Community service

Probation

Imprisonment

How much time could you receive for your charge?

F1: 3 to 11 years

F2: 2 to 8 years

F3: 9 months to 3 years

Is a felony worse than a misdemeanor?

Yes, felonies are more serious crimes.

No, misdemeanors are more serious crimes.

Neither are crimes.

What degree and severity is your charge?

A felony of the (3rd) third degree.

A misdemeanor of the (1st) first degree.

A felony of the (2nd) second degree.

What is it called when you are required to stay home and wear an ankle monitor?

House arrest

Home school

Probation

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Juvenile OP Attainment: Possible PenaltiesOnline version

by Mariah Bowser Jones, MA, LPCC

What is one reason defendants may be fined?

Which of the following is a condition of probation?

What is a common punishment for serious offenses?

What can happen if someone violates probation?

What is a common requirement during probation?

What might influence the judge's decision on sentencing length?

What is a punishment that involves performing tasks for the community?

How much time could you receive for your charge?

Is a felony worse than a misdemeanor?

What degree and severity is your charge?

What is it called when you are required to stay home and wear an ankle monitor?

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