Question 1

Discuss recidivism and conditions of release for sex offenders.

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Question 2

_________ refers to the release of an inmate from prison at the end of his or her sentence without any further correctional supervision. 
A. Furlough 
B. Parole 
C. Expiration release 
D. Probation release ​

Accepted Answer

Expiration release refers to the situation where an inmate is released from prison at the end of their sentence without any further correctional supervision, meaning they have served their full term.

Question 3

In prison, inmates develop their own _________, or language
A. lingua franca
B. argot
C. sprache
D. venire ​

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Question 4

Which of the following statements is true of sex offenders?

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Sex offenders generally have lower rearrest rates compared to other types of offenders, although this can vary based on the type of offense and other factors.

Question 5

According to the Supreme Court, arbitrary searches of prison cells are allowed under the Fourth Amendment because inmates _________
A. are subject to double jeopardy
B. have no constitutional rights
C. have no reasonable expectation of privacy
D. are at the mercy of unscrupulous wardens ​

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Question 6

Which of the following statements is true of halfway houses?

Accepted Answer

Halfway houses can be tailored to the needs of a former inmate, providing support and resources to help them reintegrate into society.

Question 7

Describe the culture that is prevalent in women's prisons.

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Question 8

Officers who are part of administrative building assignments_________
A. supervise cell blocks.
B. see that inmates follow the rules of the facility.
C. provide security at prison gates.
D. spend their shifts in silent posts high above the grounds of the facility. ​

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Question 9

Sarah, a convicted criminal, is showing signs of depression as she has been separated from her children and has been placed in a prison far from home. The most likely reason for Sarah's placement in a prison far from her home is:

Accepted Answer

Women's correctional facilities are less common than men's, leading to fewer options for placement, which can result in women being incarcerated far from their homes.

Question 10

Which of the following is a reentry issue faced by inmates?

Accepted Answer

Recidivism is the term used to describe the tendency for former inmates to return to criminal behavior and incarceration after their release. It is a common reentry issue faced by inmates. Tokenism refers to the superficial inclusion of individuals from underrepresented groups, and is not directly related to reentry. False flagging is a security term that refers to the use of deception to disguise one's true identity or intentions, and is also not directly related to reentry. Double jeopardy is a legal term that refers to the concept of being tried for the same offense twice, and is not directly related to reentry.

Question 11

Unlike rehabilitation, reentry:

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Reentry focuses on the process of reintegrating a released convict into society, addressing their relationship with the community and societal structures.

Question 12

Discuss the issues of race and ethnicity in prisons.

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Question 13

Describe the use of force as a disciplinary measure in prisons.

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Question 14

_________ are databases that contain sex offenders' names, addresses, photographs, and other information. 
A. Sex offender dockets 
B. Sex offender codices 
C. Sex offender registries 
D. Sex offender subpoenas ​

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Question 15

Which of the following is a characteristic of female inmates?

Accepted Answer

Female inmates often have a history of unemployment, which is a common characteristic among them.

Question 16

Greta, who was found guilty of murdering her husband, is released from prison and her criminal record is erased from records as the President revoked Greta's conviction because it was found that she was a victim of severe domestic violence. This is an example of a(n) _____.

Accepted Answer

A pardon is an act by a government official, such as a president, to forgive someone for a crime, effectively erasing the conviction from their record.

Question 17

Briefly explain the problems associated with mothers who are incarcerated.

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Question 18

Unlike their male counterparts, female inmates:

Accepted Answer

Female inmates often have a history of physical abuse, which is a significant factor in their incarceration and differentiates them from male inmates.

Question 19

Which of the following is a function of the anger female inmates experience on being separated from their children?

Accepted Answer

Drug use is a common way for female inmates to cope with the anger they experience on being separated from their children.

Question 20

Unlike in men's prisons, at Massachusetts Correctional Institution (MCI), Framingham, the most treasured contraband items are:

Accepted Answer

In women's prisons like MCI Framingham, clothing items are often more treasured as contraband compared to other items, reflecting different needs and priorities compared to men's prisons.

Quiz 12: The Prison Experience and Prisoner Reentry

Discuss recidivism and conditions of release for sex offenders.

_________ refers to the release of an inmate from prison at the end of his or her sentence without any further correctional supervision. A. Furlough B. Parole C. Expiration release D. Probation release

In prison, inmates develop their own _________, or language A. lingua franca B. argot C. sprache D. venire

Which of the following statements is true of sex offenders?

According to the Supreme Court, arbitrary searches of prison cells are allowed under the Fourth Amendment because inmates _________ A. are subject to double jeopardy B. have no constitutional rights C. have no reasonable expectation of privacy D. are at the mercy of unscrupulous wardens

Which of the following statements is true of halfway houses?

Describe the culture that is prevalent in women's prisons.

Officers who are part of administrative building assignments_________ A. supervise cell blocks. B. see that inmates follow the rules of the facility. C. provide security at prison gates. D. spend their shifts in silent posts high above the grounds of the facility.

Sarah, a convicted criminal, is showing signs of depression as she has been separated from her children and has been placed in a prison far from home. The most likely reason for Sarah's placement in a prison far from her home is:

Which of the following is a reentry issue faced by inmates?

Unlike rehabilitation, reentry:

Discuss the issues of race and ethnicity in prisons.

Describe the use of force as a disciplinary measure in prisons.

_________ are databases that contain sex offenders' names, addresses, photographs, and other information. A. Sex offender dockets B. Sex offender codices C. Sex offender registries D. Sex offender subpoenas

Which of the following is a characteristic of female inmates?

Greta, who was found guilty of murdering her husband, is released from prison and her criminal record is erased from records as the President revoked Greta's conviction because it was found that she was a victim of severe domestic violence. This is an example of a(n) _____.

Briefly explain the problems associated with mothers who are incarcerated.

Unlike their male counterparts, female inmates:

Which of the following is a function of the anger female inmates experience on being separated from their children?

Unlike in men's prisons, at Massachusetts Correctional Institution (MCI) , Framingham, the most treasured contraband items are:

Quiz 12: The Prison Experience and Prisoner Reentry

Discuss recidivism and conditions of release for sex offenders.

_________ refers to the release of an inmate from prison at the end of his or her sentence without any further correctional supervision. A. Furlough B. Parole C. Expiration release D. Probation release ​

In prison, inmates develop their own _________, or language A. lingua franca B. argot C. sprache D. venire ​

Which of the following statements is true of sex offenders?

According to the Supreme Court, arbitrary searches of prison cells are allowed under the Fourth Amendment because inmates _________ A. are subject to double jeopardy B. have no constitutional rights C. have no reasonable expectation of privacy D. are at the mercy of unscrupulous wardens ​

Which of the following statements is true of halfway houses?

Describe the culture that is prevalent in women's prisons.

Officers who are part of administrative building assignments_________ A. supervise cell blocks. B. see that inmates follow the rules of the facility. C. provide security at prison gates. D. spend their shifts in silent posts high above the grounds of the facility. ​

Sarah, a convicted criminal, is showing signs of depression as she has been separated from her children and has been placed in a prison far from home. The most likely reason for Sarah's placement in a prison far from her home is:

Which of the following is a reentry issue faced by inmates?

Unlike rehabilitation, reentry:

Discuss the issues of race and ethnicity in prisons.

Describe the use of force as a disciplinary measure in prisons.

_________ are databases that contain sex offenders' names, addresses, photographs, and other information. A. Sex offender dockets B. Sex offender codices C. Sex offender registries D. Sex offender subpoenas ​

Which of the following is a characteristic of female inmates?

Greta, who was found guilty of murdering her husband, is released from prison and her criminal record is erased from records as the President revoked Greta's conviction because it was found that she was a victim of severe domestic violence. This is an example of a(n) _____.

Briefly explain the problems associated with mothers who are incarcerated.

Unlike their male counterparts, female inmates:

Which of the following is a function of the anger female inmates experience on being separated from their children?

Unlike in men's prisons, at Massachusetts Correctional Institution (MCI) , Framingham, the most treasured contraband items are:

_________ refers to the release of an inmate from prison at the end of his or her sentence without any further correctional supervision. A. Furlough B. Parole C. Expiration release D. Probation release

In prison, inmates develop their own _________, or language A. lingua franca B. argot C. sprache D. venire

According to the Supreme Court, arbitrary searches of prison cells are allowed under the Fourth Amendment because inmates _________ A. are subject to double jeopardy B. have no constitutional rights C. have no reasonable expectation of privacy D. are at the mercy of unscrupulous wardens

Officers who are part of administrative building assignments_________ A. supervise cell blocks. B. see that inmates follow the rules of the facility. C. provide security at prison gates. D. spend their shifts in silent posts high above the grounds of the facility.

_________ are databases that contain sex offenders' names, addresses, photographs, and other information. A. Sex offender dockets B. Sex offender codices C. Sex offender registries D. Sex offender subpoenas