Correctional Systems

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. Judges can lessen the length of offenders' sentences based on their age.

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. County probation officers supervise more individuals in the community than are supervised in the local jail.

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. Jails and detention centers are facilities designed to hold a variety of offenders for more than one year.

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. New-generation jails have more staff-inmate contact.

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. One advantage of the telephone pole design is that inmates can be housed according to classification levels where inmates with special needs.

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. The average length of stay for persons in jail is over 60 days.

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. Minimum security prisons are used for disruptive inmates.

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. Federal prisons have a smaller number of offenders than found in local and state institutions.

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. What prison design is built as a single building or separate buildings are constructed in a perimeter format around a large interior space.

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. What prisons are generally reserved for the most violent and dangerous offenders?

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. Half-way housed that serve as pre-release centers for inmates nearing the end of their sentence operated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons are named?

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. Which of the following did the Sentencing Reform Act of 1984 not legislate?

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. Inmates live in cubicles or dormitories and participate in work and other programs in this type of federal facility.

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. In this security level, there is considerable freedom to move around the facility to attend work assignments and programming activities despite being surrounded by chain link fences and barbed wire?

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. In the U.S., after super-max prisons, these represent the next highest level of security?

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. Which of the following are examples of privately contracted correctional services?

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