Question 6 Read the hypothetical regarding probation and intermediate sanctions Check all of the important concepts regarding probation and intermediate sanctions that are demonstrated in this hypothetical: After being convicted of property damage and theft Jordan was sentenced to offender restitution, requiring repayment to the victims for their financial losses. To avoid incarceration Jordan was placed under minimum supervision probation, as they were considered a low-risk offender.As part of their intermediate sanction, they also had to participate in community control measures. including house arrest with electronic monitoring for the first six months. This sentence was seen as a balance between restorative justice principles and the state's effort to reduce prison overcrowding while keeping correctional costs low. However,Jordan struggled to meet their financial obligations, and their probation officer warned that if they failed to comply, the court could either add new conditions or revoke probation, sending them to prison under the original sentence. A Offender restitution is a form of repayment to victims directly for their losses. B Jordan initially was considered I a low-risk offender and therefore minimum supervision probation was appropriate C House arrest is considered a community control measure D If the court finds a probationer has violated their sentence the court can add conditions, revoke probation, or send them to prison under the original sentence.

## Step 1<br />The problem presents a hypothetical scenario involving probation and intermediate sanctions. The scenario involves a person named Jordan who has been convicted of property damage and theft. The sentence includes offender restitution, minimum supervision probation, and community control measures such as house arrest with electronic monitoring.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />The problem asks us to identify the important concepts regarding probation and intermediate sanctions that are demonstrated in this hypothetical scenario. <br /><br />## Step 3<br />Option A states that offender restitution is a form of repayment to victims directly for their losses. This is true as per the scenario where Jordan is required to repay the victims for their financial losses.<br /><br />## Step 4<br />Option B states that Jordan initially was considered a low-risk offender and therefore minimum supervision probation was appropriate. This is also true as per the scenario where Jordan is considered a low-risk offender and is placed under minimum supervision probation.<br /><br />## Step 5<br />Option C states that house arrest is considered a community control measure. This is true as per the scenario where house arrest is one of the community control measures imposed on Jordan.<br /><br />## Step 6<br />Option D states that if the court finds a probationer has violated their sentence the court can add conditions, revoke probation, or send them to prison under the original sentence. This is also true as per the scenario where the probation officer warns Jordan that if they fail to comply, the court could either add new conditions or revoke probation, sending them to prison under the original sentence.