Which is true about prison managers?
A)They have complete control over when their clients will be released.
B)They rely on clients to do much of the institutional maintenance work.
C)They select their clients.
D)They are given incentive pay for successful inmate completion.

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Prison managers rely on their clients (inmates) to do much of the institutional maintenance work, such as cooking, cleaning, and laundry. This is known as "prison labor" and is a way to keep costs low for the prison system. However, this also raises ethical concerns about exploitation and fair labor practices.

Note: A, C, and D are not true about prison managers. They do not have complete control over when their clients will be released (this decision is made by the parole board or other legal authorities), they do not select their clients (this is done by the legal system based on the crime committed and other factors), and they typically do not receive incentive pay for successful inmate completion (although they may receive bonuses or promotions based on their job performance).

Which Is True About Prison Managers