What do you call a sentence that is served at your own abode?

What age range would youths be likely to be convicted as an adult?

What do you call a punishment that doesn't motivate a criminal to commit the same crime.

Corporal punishment is still used today in the U.S.

What are two rights that Felons lose?

Pamela goes to court to provide evidence about her abusive relationship with Ted. They both appear in court and Ted tells the judge that Pamela is lying and is a schizophrenic. However, with the evidence and witnesses provided on court about her abuse, Pamela wins her case. The judge places a restraining order on Ted.

What is the term that defines the judge's action?

Is it true that most states provide parole?

16 year old Brady Branson was intoxicated as he drove home late at night after partying with others. He ran over a deer by accident and was caught by the police doing so.

What type of offender does he categorize in?

Emma breaks into Mcdonalds with a bat. She smashes the glass doors and slips through. Afterwards, she goes to the cash register, forces it open with her bat, then proceeds to smuggle some cash. However, as she was planning to make an escape, a police pulled up to Mcdonalds and arrested her.

What sentence would she likely receive at court?

Annie blamed Olivia for stealing her money. However, it was pretty evident that Annie had a strong dislike for Olivia. They took their case to court. Annie provided no concrete evidence of the theft and there were no witnesses during the thievery.

What sentence did Olivia receive?