- which of the following is not one of the primary pains of imprisonment?a. deprivation of securityb. deprivation of autonomyc. deprivation of basic needsd. deprivation of liberty
- one of the most deadly and famous prison riots occurred at _____ prison in 1971.a. alcatrazb. leavenworthc. auburnd. attica
- the socialization process distinct within prison subculture is called:a. argotb. inmate codec. prisonizationd. institutionalization
- the juvenile court was created during the _____ era.a. progressiveb. reconstructionc. civil rightsd. colonial
- an offender is convicted for a drug offense and the state seizes vehicles and a home that he purchased with the proceeds from drug sales. this is an example of:a. restitutionb. intensive supervised probationc. forfeitured. day fines
- victims have the right to provide information during the _____ on how the criminal victimization affected them.a. supervision in the communityb. presentence investigationc. arraignmentd. jury deliberations
- the _____ system was also known as the congregate system.a. auburnb. pennsylvaniac. new yorkd. ohio
- _____ is one of the most crucial elements of successful reentry after prison.a. employmentb. marriagec. educationd. drug treatment
- in the _____ subculture, values are imported from the outside and the inmate code is followed.a. legitimateb. convictc. importationd. thief
- the _____ requires that sex offenders register with local law enforcement.a. adam walsh protection actb. jacob wetterling crimes against children act and sexually violent offender registration actc. megan's lawd. jessica's law
- ______ criminalized trivial behavior of newly freed slaves after the civil war.a. the 13th amendmentb. segregation lawsc. black codesd. jim crow laws
- institutional corrections in the united states are based upon the sentencing principle of:a. just dessertsb. restorative justicec. noninterventiond. rehabilitation
- a _____ is a facility used to detain individuals for 24-48 hours.a. lockupb. halfway housec. prisond. jail
- white-collar nonviolent offenders are housed in _____ prisons.a. medium-securityb. minimum-securityc. admaxd. maximum-security
- in early america, what was the penalty for thievery and murder?a. finesb. deathc. incarcerationd. public humiliation
- to assassinateassassinEX: They attempted to assassinate the president.
- carry out research, investigations,...EX: The project was carried out in the research center.
- to keep sb in custodyEX: The mugger was kept in custody for 2 days.
- re_offendEX: Many prisoners re_offend when they are released.
- vocational trainingEx: prisoners receive educational and vocational training.