CJUS 300 Week 6 Quiz

A major social problem that prison administrators felt would deal a devastating blow to their inmate populations, but which never materialized, involved:

After examining the effects of supermax prisons, Pizarro et al. found all but which of the following to be true?

Today's public ideology toward crime has led to ________ sentencing practices.

Drug-addicted offenders may receive all but which of the following types of treatment?

Which of the following is not a feature of the direct supervision jail?

The "Administrative Maximum" prison, or ADX, located in Florence, Colorado, is:

In ________, the Court abolished the death penalty for convicted murderers who were less than 18 at the time the offense was committed.

Which of the following is true concerning jail employment?

Worley states that ________ are the type of offenders who seek to form an emotional bond with staff members.

Which of the following is not one of DiIulio's principles of good prison leadership?

Which of the following is one of DiIulio's principles of good prison leadership?

A professional staff member in a prison would be all but which of the following?

Robert Levinson delineated four categories for classification of new inmates, which include all except?

Inmates who are ________ have a higher risk of sexual victimization in prison.

The two types of intensive supervision in probation and parole are those that stress:

Housing needs of inmates can involve the grouping of inmates into three broad categories:

Which of the following is not a characteristic of the Day Reporting Centers in Waukesha County, Wisconsin?

In Graham v. Florida, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that:

The obligation of a deputy sheriff to be loyal to his or her sheriff is an example of ________ loyalty.

Elliott Cohen developed a list of moral principles for:

Because of the expectation of loyalty to their supervisors, in extreme cases practitioners may find themselves:

Since 1975, about ________ articles have been published about judges and judicial ethics.

Under Withrow and Dailey's ethics model, the role of the giver determines the level of corruptibility; the giver is taking a position as a:

The approach to ethics states that the end justifies the means, even if the ends are unethical.

Withrow and Dailey propose a "Model of Circumstantial Corruptibility," stating that the exchange of a gift is influenced by two elements: