Which of the following is not an argument in support of increasing community corrections?Offenders serving sentences in the community are not labeled "felons," and therefore will be able to find a jobO a.more easily at the end of their sentencesOffenders serving sentences in the community are able to maintain community and family relationshipsOb.better than those who are incarceratedRecidivism rates of those serving sentences in the community are equivalent, if not better, than those who areC.incarceratedO d. Community corrections are more cost effective than prison and jailQUESTION 64A man burglarizes a home. The homeowner wakes up and confronts the burglar, who pushes her out of his way. Shefalls down and sustains a bruised knee and arm. He's arrested and charged with burglary in the 1st. 2nd, and 3rddegree, grand larceny, aggravated assault simple assault, criminal mischief, and vandalism (until he ultimatelypleads to burglary in the 1st degree). These charges are an example of:O a. All of the aboveO b. Parallel overchargingOC. Vertical overchargingClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all ansuers432LEGO19GO73(2)GM

Community Corrections refers to an alternative or replacement of sentencing and incarceration where the individual is provided community-based supervision while allowing the individual access to restricted touch with the community and providing evidence-based interventions. Option A is incorrect as the argument can be made for community corrections as it highlights the importance of it. Option B is incorrect as the argument can be made for community corrections as it highlights the importance of it. Option C is correct as the argument provided above states that there is no difference between incarceration and community corrections outcomes. Thus, people are more likely to choose incarceration as it is less time-consuming and manageable. Option D is incorrect as the argument can be made for community corrections as it highlights the importance of it.

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Which of the following is not an argument in support of increasing community corrections? Offenders serving sentences in the community are not labeled "felons," and therefore will be able to find a joa O a. more easily at the end of their sentences Offenders serving sentences in the community are able to maintain community and family relationships b. better than those who are incarcerated Recidivism rates of those serving sentences in the community are equivalent, if not better, than those who are OC. incarcerated O d. Community corrections are more cost effective than prison and jail

Which of the following is not an argument in support of increasing community corrections? Offenders serving sentences in the community are not labeled "felons," and therefore will be able to find a joa O a. more easily at the end of their sentences Offenders serving sentences in the community are able to maintain community and family relationships b. better than those who are incarcerated Recidivism rates of those serving sentences in the community are equivalent, if not better, than those who are OC. incarcerated O d. Community corrections are more cost effective than prison and jail