Question 1

Since there is usually little likelihood of individuals contracting HIV/AIDS through casual or chance contact, the disease is not a serious concern for correctional agencies.

Accepted Answer

Correctional agencies are concerned about HIV/AIDS because the close living conditions, high-risk behaviors, and limited access to preventive measures in prisons increase the risk of transmission among inmates.

Question 2

HIV/AIDS is not distributed evenly throughout the prison population.

Accepted Answer

HIV/AIDS prevalence is higher in prison populations compared to the general population, due to factors like high-risk behaviors, limited access to preventive measures, and the concentration of individuals from communities with higher rates of HIV/AIDS.

Question 3

All state and federal prison systems screen inmates for tuberculosis at intake.

Accepted Answer

All state and federal prison systems in the United States have policies in place to screen inmates for tuberculosis (TB) at intake as part of their health screening protocols to prevent the spread of TB within the prison population.

Question 4

________ offenders are those whose circumstances, conditions, or behaviors require management or treatment outside the normal approach to supervision.

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The answer of ________ offenders are those whose circumstances, conditions,...

Question 5

________ sentencing is a middle ground between juvenile and adult sentences that allows judges to choose from a broad array of both juvenile and adult sanctions.

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The answer of ________ sentencing is a middle ground between...

Question 6

A form of incarceration in which juveniles handled by adult courts are placed in adult prisons without separate housing or differentiation in programming or job assignments is called ________ adult incarceration.

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The answer of A form of incarceration in which juveniles...

Question 7

________ incarceration is a system in which juveniles handled by adult courts are placed in juvenile facilities until they reach age eighteen, and then are transferred to an adult prison to complete the sentence.

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The answer of ________ incarceration is a system in which...

Question 8

In ________ incarceration, juveniles handled by adult courts are assigned to an adult prison, yet are housed separately and placed in special programs that match their age level and needs.

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The answer of In ________ incarceration, juveniles handled by adult...

Question 9

The gathering of data within forty-eight hours of arrest from individuals regarding their substance abuse is called ________ drug abuse monitoring.

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The answer of The gathering of data within forty-eight hours...

Question 10

________ drugs are given to mentally ill individuals to counteract the symptoms of their mental illness, allowing them to live successfully in the community.

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The answer of ________ drugs are given to mentally ill...

Question 11

________ psychologists do all the things associated with clinical psychology, only they do them in a correctional setting.

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The answer of ________ psychologists do all the things associated...

Question 12

________ prisons are freestanding prisons or distinct units within other prisons that manage and securely control inmates who have been designated as violent or seriously disruptive in other prisons.

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The answer of ________ prisons are freestanding prisons or distinct...

Question 13

The 1985 federal court decision in the case of Bruscino v. Carlson set forth that the ________ of inmates at the U.S. Penitentiary in Marion, Illinois, did not violate the Constitution.

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The answer of The 1985 federal court decision in the...

Question 14

________ offenders are those who have committed a legally prohibited sexual act or any crime that is statutorily defined as sexually motivated.

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The answer of ________ offenders are those who have committed...

Question 15

Someone who is sexually attracted to and molests children is a(n) ________.

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The answer of Someone who is sexually attracted to and...

Question 16

The ________ model is an approach to managing sex offenders that includes treatment to develop internal control over deviant thoughts, supervision and surveillance to control external behaviors, and polygraph exams to monitor conformance.

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The answer of The ________ model is an approach to...

Question 17

Human ________ virus attacks the body's immune system, increasing the chance of infection and other disease.

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The answer of Human ________ virus attacks the body's immune...

Question 18

________ is carried in the dried residue of drops left from sneezes, coughs, laughing, or spitting.

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The answer of ________ is carried in the dried residue...

Question 19

________ C is the most common blood-borne illness in the United States and is a serious problem among criminal offenders.

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The answer of ________ C is the most common blood-borne...

Question 20

Match the term with the description of the appropriate .
-Blended sentence

Accepted Answer

A blended sentence is designed to provide a flexible sentencing option that combines elements from both the juvenile and adult criminal justice systems, allowing for a range of sanctions tailored to the offender's needs and the severity of the offense.

Quiz 9: Special Offenders