Ch 12 Flashcards

1
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 A facility that holds persons who have been arrested for crimes and are awaiting trial, persons who have been convicted for misdemeanors and are serving a sentence (up to a year), federal offenders, and others
 Run by county sheriff’s department

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Jail

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2
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 Designed for longer confinement
 Majority of convicted felons serve their sentences here
 People convicted of federal crimes are sent to federal prisons
 People who violate state laws go to state prison
 Operated by state or federal governments

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Prison

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3
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Amount spent on Inmates, employment, expenditure per year

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o $50 billion spent per year by states on corrections

 3% total state budgets

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4
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 Nearly half of 216,000 inmates in federal prison are incarcerated for Blank

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Drug Offenses

17% of state prisoners

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5
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 Restriction or elimination of parole eligibility and good-time credits to ensure offenders serve larger portions of their sentence

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Truth-in-sentencing laws

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6
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 Robert Martinson’s belief, published in the 1970s, that correctional treatment programs generally do not rehabilitate offenders or significantly reduce recidivism

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“Nothing Works” Philosophy

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7
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• Although the existing rehabilitation programs have not been very effective to date, evidence indicates that many programs provide positive treatment for selected portions of the offender population

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Sanguine Perspective

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8
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 To protect the citizens from crime by safely and securely handling criminal offenders while providing offenders some opportunities for self-improvement and increasing the chance that they will become productive and law-abiding citizens

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Mission of Correctional Agencies

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9
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which emphasizes the caretaker functions of controlling and observing inmates

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A Custodial Organization

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10
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Emphasizes the rehabilitation of inmates

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A treatment organization

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11
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T or F, o For some individuals, going to jail or prison represents an increased standard of living

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True

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12
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 Inmate security and treatment plan based on one’s security, social, vocational, psychological, and educational needs while incarcerated

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Classification of inmates

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13
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4 levels of Security in prisons

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  • Supermax (highest)
  • Maximum (high)
  • Medium (low)
  • Minimum (lowest)
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14
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 Determine level of supervision and types of privileges an inmate will have

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Security

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15
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T or F,o Parole was abolished in the federal prison system in 1987

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True

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16
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 Removed some of the long-standing restrictions on interstate commerce of prisoner-made goods

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Justice Assistance Act (1984)