Which of the following statements regarding the future of reentry is false?
A) More prisoners going in means more prisoners coming out.
B) The longer the period of time a released offender must live under a strict set of rules, the greater is the likelihood that he or she will violate some rules.
C) The percentage of releasees who have maxed out their sentences has increased.
D) The likelihood of rules violations by released offenders is not affected by the kinds of crimes for which they were convicted.
E) Many states are attempting to increase the number of offenders released from prison as a means to cut costs amid the contemporary budget crisis affecting all levels of government.
Question 2
Which of the following statements regarding the future of reentry is false?
A) More prisoners going in means more prisoners coming out.
B) A poor recidivism rate (70 percent) demonstrates a failure of the criminal justice system to deal with the reentry problems of ex-felons.
C) The percentage of releasees who have maxed out their sentences has increased.
D) There are fewer numbers of offenders returning to the community.
E) Prerelease and rehabilitation programs have been eliminated in many states.
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