Exam 2: Correctional Systems
Exam 1: The History and Development of Corrections82 Questions
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Exam 3: Correctional Sentencing and Goals65 Questions
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Exam 5: Community Corrections96 Questions
Exam 6: Parole and Reentry81 Questions
Exam 7: Juvenile Corrections89 Questions
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How does the Sheriff's office the only institution to serve all three components of the criminal justice system?
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Rupert's brother Schubert is also in prison, but he describes his prison like this: "Unlike Rupert, I do not see any fences or barbed wires around the perimeter of my facility. It pretty much looks like a typical, large residence hall on a college campus with some other buildings in the immediate vicinity. I can pretty much do what I please as long as I follow the rules and not cause any trouble. Plus, there are so many programs in which I can participate and my family can visit me regularly." Where is Schubert?
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Juvenile offenses under the criminal code are almost always heard in local courts, but punishment levels can be elevated to a higher level of correction for serious offenses.
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What piece of federal legislation eliminated parole and set tougher sentencing guidelines that mandated imprisonment in many cases?
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Define the following terms:
-Federal Correctional Institutions
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Describe one of the two prison designs that have emerged since the 1980s.
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As noted in the text, what other federal agency incarcerates prisoners?
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Define the following terms:
-U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency
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