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1 11 Prisons and Jails

2 Question One This is a state or federal confinement facility that has custodial authority over adults sentenced to confinement.

3 Question One Choices Jail Prison Home confinement None of the above

4 Question One Answer Jail Prison Home confinement None of the above

5 Question Two This is a contemporary model of imprisonment based on the principles of just deserts.

6 Question Two Choices Due process model Rehabilitative model
Concurrent model Justice model

7 Question Two Answer Due process model Rehabilitative model
Concurrent model Justice model

8 Question Three This model views imprisonment as a fully deserved consequence of criminal behavior.

9 Question Three Choices
Due process model Justice model Rehabilitative model Concurrent model

10 Question Three Answer Due process model Justice model
Rehabilitative model Concurrent model

11 Question Four The just deserts philosophy led to substantial and continued increases in the American prison population even as crime rates were dropping.

12 Question Four Choices True False

13 Question Four Answer True False

14 Question Five This is the term for the number of inmates a prison can handle according to the judgment of experts.

15 Question Five Choices Prison capacity Rated capacity
Operational capacity Design capacity

16 Question Five Answer Prison capacity Rated capacity
Operational capacity Design capacity

17 Question Six This is the term for the number of inmates a prison was intended to hold when it was built or modified.

18 Question Six Choices Prison capacity Rated capacity
Operational capacity Design capacity

19 Question Six Answer Prison capacity Rated capacity
Operational capacity Design capacity

20 Question Seven Selective incapacitation seeks to imprison only offenders that are most likely to be rehabilitated.

21 Question Seven Choices
True False

22 Question Seven Answer True False

23 The typical American prison today is what security level?
Question Eight The typical American prison today is what security level?

24 Question Eight Choices
Minimum or maximum Maximum or medium Administrative or maximum Minimum or medium

25 Question Eight Answer Minimum or maximum Maximum or medium
Administrative or maximum Minimum or medium

26 How many federal institutions are in the United States?
Question Nine How many federal institutions are in the United States?

27 Question Nine Choices 121 125 119 200

28 Question Nine Answer 121 125 119 200

29 Which of the following is a function of a jail?
Question Ten Which of the following is a function of a jail?

30 Question Ten Choices Holding individuals for the military
Receiving individuals pending arraignment Transferring inmates to federal, state, or other authorities All of the above

31 Question Ten Answer Holding individuals for the military
Receiving individuals pending arraignment Transferring inmates to federal, state, or other authorities All of the above

32 How many people are admitted to jail every year?
Question Eleven How many people are admitted to jail every year?

33 Question Eleven Choices
Approximately 20 million Approximately 2 million Approximately 5 million Approximately 10 million

34 Question Eleven Answer
Approximately 20 million Approximately 2 million Approximately 5 million Approximately 10 million

35 What percentage of the country's jail population is female?
Question Twelve What percentage of the country's jail population is female?

36 Question Twelve Choices
3% 5% 8% 12%

37 Question Twelve Answer
3% 5% 8% 12%

38 Question Thirteen Five percent of the nation's total jail population are housed in two jails. Where are those two jails?

39 Question Thirteen Choices
Los Angeles County and New York City Miami and Houston New York City and Dade County Los Angeles County and Dade County

40 Question Thirteen Answer
Los Angeles County and New York City Miami and Houston New York City and Dade County Los Angeles County and Dade County

41 Question Fourteen In what U.S. Supreme Court decision did the Court rule that correctional officers employed by a private firm are entitled to qualified immunity?

42 Question Fourteen Choices
Cooper v. Pate Richardson v. McKnight Estelle v. Gamble None of the above

43 Question Fourteen Answer
Cooper v. Pate Richardson v. McKnight Estelle v. Gamble None of the above

44 Question Fifteen Private prisons house "important" inmates who can afford to pay extra fees for a better environment with less crowding.

45 Question Fifteen Choices
True False

46 Question Fifteen Answer
True False

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