AC3.1 PRISONS Flashcards

1
Q

What is the philosophy for prisons?

A

HM Prison and Probation Services

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2
Q

Who pays for the prisons?

A

The government

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3
Q

What was the total budget for prisons in 2018?

A

£3 billion

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4
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What % was the budget for prisons lower in 2018 compared to 2010?

A

16%

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5
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What % did prison officers numbers fall by between 2010 and 2018?

A

15%

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6
Q

How many prison officers had less than 3 years experience?

A

Almost a third of

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7
Q

What was the average cost of keeping a prisoner in public sector prisons in 2019?

A

£41,136

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8
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In 2019, how many prisons were there and how many prisoners did they hold?

A

121 prisons, 80,000 prisoners

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9
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How many of the 121 prisons in 2019 were public sector prisons?

A

106

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10
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What are the sims and objectives for the prison service?

A

Protect public from harm, help convicted rehabilitate, hold prisoners securely

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11
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What do the A,B,C,D categories suggest in prisons?
What does A and D mean?

A

The level of security
A= high security, closed prison, prisoners dangerous to public
D=low security, open prison, prisoners trusted not to try escape

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