2. Chapter 12
Prison Life

3. Which of the following is descriptive of life in a total institution?
Forced to be there
Limited contact with larger society so must create their own smaller society
Distinctive values and lifestyles
All of the above describe a total institution
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4. All of the above describe a total institution
Correct answer
All of the above describe a total institution
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5. Prisonization is the process in which a new inmate learns the prison subculture.
True
False
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6. Correct answer True Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction, 9/e
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7. Subcultural definitions None of the above
This model states that when inmates enter prison, they bring with them their own criminal lifestyle and violent behavior as a reflection of their values on the outside.
Deprivation model
Importation model
Subcultural definitions
None of the above
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8. Correct answer Importation model
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9. What would you miss most if you were in prison?
The liberty to come and go as you please
The ability to eat, buy or use what you want
Safety
Autonomy
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10. Survey or opinion question Graph answers for class discussion
Correct Answer
Survey or opinion question
Graph answers for class discussion
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11. Which inmate type will seek out pleasures like smuggling, gambling, drugs and homosexual sex?
Gang banger
Hedonist
Legalist
Mean dude
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12. Correct answer Hedonist Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction, 9/e
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13. A colonizer inmate that believes prison is “home” and feels powerful inside may even commit new crimes to stay in prison where they are comfortable.
True
False
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14. Correct answer True Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction, 9/e
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15. Most likely to have been convicted of drug-related offense
According to national data for female offenders, which of the following is true?
Most likely to have been convicted of drug-related offense
In their early 20s
White
All of the above are true
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16. Most likely to have been convicted of a drug-related offense
Correct answer
Most likely to have been convicted of a drug-related offense
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17. What is the percentage of women entering prison who are mothers?
56%
63%
74%
80%
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18. Correct answer 80% Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction, 9/e
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19. This type of female inmate had few early experiences with criminal lifestyles and tended to sympathize with the values and attitudes of conventional society.
The cool
The life
The square
The crack kid
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20. Correct answer The square Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction, 9/e
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21. Which female inmate type is young with little respect for traditional prison values, for elders, or even for their own children?
The cool
The life
The square
The crack kid
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22. Correct answer 4. The crack kid
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23. Like inmates, the corrections officers undergo a socialization process that helps them function by the official and unofficial rules of staff society.
True
False
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24. Correct answer True Criminal Justice: A Brief Introduction, 9/e
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25. This U. S. Supreme Court case ruled that sanctions cannot be levied against inmates without appropriate due process.
Estelle v. Gamble
Rhodes v. Chapman
Wolff v. McDonnell
Cruz v. Beto
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26. Correct answer 3. Wolff v. McDonnell
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27. This U. S. Supreme Court case decided that the double-celling of inmates is not in itself cruel and unusual punishment.
Estelle v. Gamble
Rhodes v. Chapman
Wolff v. McDonnell
Cruz v. Beto
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28. Correct answer 2. Rhodes v. Chapman
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29. Acting under the color of state law Deliberate indifference
What is the term that describes a wanton disregard by corrections personnel for the well-being of inmates?
Hands-off doctrine
Acting under the color of state law
Deliberate indifference
None of the above
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30. Correct answer 3. Deliberate indifference
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