This part has 14 questions. Answer each question in this Part by marking a T (for True) or F (for False) in the bracket.

1. High risk inmates who participate in treatment (RNR) programs do not tend to ( )

repeat offend as often as inmates who do not participate in treatment programs.

2. A federal inmate who is released from custody after serving 2/3rds of his ( )

sentence is released cold turkey meaning without conditions.

3. At warrant expiry an inmate is released from prison without conditions. ( )

4. Longer prison terms lead to greater rates of re-offending. ( )

5. Most parolees do not complete parole without reoffending first. ( )

6. Maximum security prisoners are not eligible for unescorted temporary absences ( )

from prison.

7. The rates of imprisonment across Canada are decreasing but the rates of ( )

imprisonment for Indigenous men and women are increasing.

8. An inmate serving a sentence for second degree murder will be released from ( )

custody one day, while alive, without facing conditions of parole.

9. In most cases the Parole Board can stop an inmate from being released on ( )

statutory release.

10. Inmates released on statutory release tend to re-offend at a greater rate than ( )

inmates released on parole.

11. At 18 years of age the rate at which individuals commit crime decreases. ( )

12. A young person has the right to have a lawyer present during a police ( )

interview.

13. The Criminal Code does not apply to a young offender who receives an adult ( )

sentence.

14. A young offender sentence as a youth can be sentenced to 7 years in custody. ( )