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Chapter 11 End of Chapter Quiz
Prisons and Jails
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What is the purpose of making prisons total institutions?
so they run efficiently
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to punish offenders by depriving them of goods and services
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to limit inmates' ability to influence the conditions of their confinement
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all of the above
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Which is not one of the five pains of imprisonment?
deprivation of liberty
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deprivation of goods and services
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deprivation of citizenship
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deprivation of security
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Which is a way that gangs affect prison security efforts?
Prison gangs work together to try to escape.
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Inmates may be segregated to increase safety.
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Allowing prison gangs makes it easier to identify inmates.
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These types of prisons confine inmates to their cells with no work, recreation, or contact with anyone but a cellmate.
Supermax
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Federal
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State
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penitentiaries
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Elizabeth Fry's efforts inspired the creation in 1825 of a separate wing for female juveniles here.
Eastern State Penitentiary
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Auburn Prison
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Cherry Street Jail
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New York House of Refuge
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What does the Eighth Amendment do?
It grants due process to inmates
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It restricts unreasonable searches and seizures of property by the government.
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It prohibits cruel and unusual punishments.
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It guarantees the right to petition.
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What does the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment do?
It prohibits cruel and unusual punishments
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It protects against the requirement of excessive bail.
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It guarantees the right to an impartial jury.
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It establishes that inmates cannot be treated differently based on their race or because they are male or female.
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Which is one of the general functions of prison correctional officers?
Human services
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Order maintenance
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Security
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All of the above
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What do jails do?
They hold arrestees who are awaiting disposition of their cases.
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They hold misdemeanor offenders who have been sentenced to less than one year of incarceration.
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Both
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neither
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About how many state and federal correctional institutions does the United States have?
1,800
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30,000
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150
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18,000
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Elizabeth Fry advocated that female staff only should guard women.
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Few health issues are associated with women's prisons.
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Discrimination that is prohibited in society may be permitted in correctional institutions.
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In prison, guards, medical technicians, doctors, treatment specialists, administrators, secretaries, and clergy must be suspicious of inmates.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, the idea that private firms could handle inmates more inexpensively and more efficiently lost favor.
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State prisons hold offenders who have been convicted of a felony in the District of Columbia.
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Some jail inmates have not been convicted of any crime but are awaiting court processing.
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Women's prisons are much like men's prisons.
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There have always been prisons specifically for women.
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The legal rights of prison inmates are totally restricted
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