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Lobcity

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As community corrections evolved, prisons were to be avoided because they were artificial institutions that interfered with the offender's ability to develop ________.
 
  a. a crime-free lifestyle
  b. friendships
  c. social skills
  d. an interest in treatment

Question 2

What type of crime is generally handled by major trial courts?
 
  a. misdemeanor crimes
  b. violations
  c. felony crimes
  d. all crimes



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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