One basic argument for intermediate sanctions is that ______________, as traditionally practiced, is inadequate for a large number of criminal offenders.
A) work-release
B) imprisonment
C) probation
D) house arrest

Question

One basic argument for intermediate sanctions is that ______________, as traditionally practiced, is inadequate for a large number of criminal offenders. ​
A) ​work-release
B) ​imprisonment
C) ​probation
D) ​house arrest

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Probation, as traditionally practiced, is often seen as inadequate for many offenders because it may not provide enough supervision or rehabilitation, leading to the development of intermediate sanctions to fill this gap.

One Basic Argument for Intermediate Sanctions Is That ______________, as Traditionally