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Across 12. examines the offenders bacground, conducted by parole or probation officer for the judge prior to sentencing 14. time deducted from sentence based on good behavior 15. similar crimes should be punished with the same degree of severity 17. supervised release from confinement prior to end of sentence, offender must meet certain conditions of behavior 18. circumstances that can lead to a reduced sentence 19. attempts to reform a criminal offender 20. one of the oldest forms of punishment

Down 1. uses the example of punishment to convince people that crime doesn't pay 2. 38 of the 50 states and the federal government have laws to use this form of punishment 3. sentencing principle that states the offenders criminal history should be considered when sentencing 4. circumstances that can lead to a more severe sentence 5. violation of conditions can lead to this 6. conditional freedom granted by judge as long as the offender meets certain conditions of behavior 7. use of "boot camp" to convince offenders to change behavior 8. type of sentencing in which an offender is given a fixed sentence that can be reduced by good time 9. sentencing that relies on judges discretion to choose among types of sentences 10. principle that the severity the sentence shoul have a direct relationship to the seriousness of the crime 11. sentencing goal that trys to help the victim 13. goal that trys to protect society from offenders who might harm them through the use of confinement 16. goal that sees punishment as deserved, an "eye for an eye"