Corrections

Front 1

Approximately, one in ______ black males will go to prison during thier lifetime.

Back 1

3

Front 2

The case that ruled that "delibarate indifference to serious medical needs" of prisoners is constitutional is ____________.

Back 2

Estelle v. Gamble

Front 3

The rate of incarceration for women is _____ per 100,000 women.

Back 3

64

Front 4

The ___________ act mandated the labeling of prison made goods.

Back 4

Ashurst-Sumners

Front 5

Concerning the issue of age, the nation's prison population is getting _______.

Back 5

older

Front 6

The congregate system was also know as the ____________.

Back 6

Auburn System

Front 7

In the Adult Internal Management System (AIMS) inmates who are the least likely to present management problems are called _______ inmates.

Back 7

Kappa

Front 8

Under the philosophy of ________, offenders are punished because they deserve it.

Back 8

just deserts

Front 9

The federal paid inmate work program and self-supporting corporation is called the _______.

Back 9

Federal Prison Industries (FPI)

Front 10

While African Americans make up 12% of the U.S. population, they make up _____ of the prison population.

Back 10

41%

Front 11

The process of subdividing the inmate population into meaningful categories to match offender needs with correction resources is called ____________.

Back 11

External Classification

Front 12

The number of inmates that a facility's staff, existing programs, and services can accommodate is called _________.

Back 12

Operational capacity

Front 13

Tony Joyce, in "The Offender Speaks" talks about his crime of ____________.

Back 13

Capital murder

Front 14

___________ has the highest incarceration rate of any country in the world.

Back 14

America

Front 15

A philosophy of prisoner reform in which criminal behavior is regarded as a disease to be treated with appropriate therapy is called the _______ model.

Back 15

Medical

Front 16

A system of prison industry in which prisoners were employed in the construction of public buildings, roads, and parks was called the ______.

Back 16

Public Works Model

Front 17

The ________ system of isolation and silence became popular in Europe.

Back 17

Pennsylvania

Front 18

The review of an inmate's background, his assignment to housing units or cellblocks, evaluation of his work and programming is called _______.

Back 18

Internal classification

Front 19

The number of inmates that planners or architects intend for the prison facility is called ________.

Back 19

Design capacity

Front 20

The _________ advocated a prison system which shifted the emphasis from punishing the body to reforming the mind and soul.

Back 20

Quakers

Front 21

We are in what era now?

Back 21

Just deserts

Front 22

Pretrial release on the defendants promise to appear for trial without a cash guarantee is called _______.

Back 22

Release on own Recognizance (ROR)

Front 23

A jail where the staff remains in a secure control booth surrounded by inmate housing areas called pods is called a ___________ Generation Jail.

Back 23

Second

Front 24

The average daily population in America in 2004 was ______.

Back 24

706,242

Front 25

The _______ Generation Jail gives correcitonal officers the most contact with inmates.

Back 25

Third

Front 26

A contact process that shifts public functions, responsibilities, and capital assests, in whole or in part, from the public sector to the private sector is called _______.

Back 26

Privatization

Front 27

_______ are locally operated correction facilities that confine people before and after conviction.

Back 27

Jails

Front 28

The release of a person upon the person's financial guarantee to appear in court is called _______.

Back 28

Release on Bail

Front 29

Direct supervision jails are also known as _______ Generation Jails.

Back 29

Third

Front 30

John Irwin said in 1986 that the purpose of jails was ________.

Back 30

Rabble management

Front 31

It is believed that ______ of England ordered the first jail built, in 1166.

Back 31

King Henry II

Front 32

A jail where inmates are house in small groups or pods, staffed 24 hours a day by specially trained officers who intereact with the inmates is called a ________ Generation Jail.

Back 32

Third

Front 33

The first jail in America was ___________ in Philadelphia.

Back 33

Walnut Street Jail

Front 34

Approximately ________ of women were under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of their arrest.

Back 34

47%

Front 35

The "poorhouse of the twentieth century" are _____.

Back 35

Jails

Front 36

The fundamental difference between jail and prison is the nature of their __________.

Back 36

Populations

Front 37

A jail with multiple-occupancy cells or dorms that line corridors arranged like spokes is called __________.

Back 37

First Generation Jail

Front 38

The religious order that pushed for prison reform of the Walnut Street Jail was the ________.

Back 38

Quakers

Front 39

The English Sheriff ____________ was jail reformer of the 18th Century.

Back 39

John Howard

Front 40

In general, people sentecned to jail have a sentence of _________.

Back 40

Less than a year

Front 41

The ________________ Generation Jail is the least dehumanizing.

Back 41

Third