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Chapter 10 Multiple Choice Self-Quiz
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This penal system allowed inmates to eat and work together but prohibited speaking and face-to-face contact.
separate-and-silent system
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Irish system
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congregate-and-silent system
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Auburn system
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The era of retribution changed incarceration in these ways.
probation; parole; rehabilitative therapy
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determinate sentencing; voluntary treatment; abolition of parole
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determinate sentencing; probation; voluntary treatment
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voluntary treatment; indeterminate sentencing; abolition of parole
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Inmates could earn release, as well as privileges, goods, and services, with this system.
marks-of-commendation system
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separate-and-silent system
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parole system
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early-release system
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The Supreme Court halted execution of the insane with this case.
Ford v. Wainwright
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Argersinger v. Hamlin
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Furman v. Georgia
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Terry v. Ohio
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According to this method of control, individual offenders are prevented, by either imprisonment or death, from breaking more laws.
specific deterrence
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general deterrence
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localized deterrence
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utter deterrence
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Which U.S. Supreme Court case reinstated the death penalty?
Terry v. Ohio
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Atkins v. Virginia
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Furman v. Georgia
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Gregg v. Georgia
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Around 1790, this jail was converted into the first U.S. penitentiary.
Reading Gaol
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Cherry Hill Jail
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Alcatraz
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Walnut Street Jail
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This Supreme Court decision established limits for the execution of the intellectually disabled.
Weeks v. United States
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Furman v. Georgia
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Ford v. Wainwright
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Atkins v. Virginia
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This system isolated inmates so that they would not contaminate one another with antisocial thoughts.
separate-and-silent system
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congregate-and-silent system
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ticket-of-leave system
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silent-and-silent system
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Sir Walter Crofton invented this system in which inmates received conditional release and were supervised by local police.
Auburn system
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ticket-of-leave system
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Irish system
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congregate-and-silent system
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