types of prisons Flashcards

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types of prison

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category A,B,C,D

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category A

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highest security facilities and have the most dangerous escape prone prisoners
high profile criminals
serious offences
high security

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category B

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inmates

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What is the primary purpose of category B prisons?

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To hold prisoners who are considered to be a medium risk to the public.

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True or False: Category B prisons have more restrictive security measures compared to category A prisons.

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False

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Fill in the blank: Category B prisons are designed for inmates who pose a _______ risk to the public.

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medium

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Which of the following types of offenders are typically housed in category B prisons? A) Low-level offenders B) High-risk offenders C) Medium-risk offenders

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C) Medium-risk offenders

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What distinguishes category B prisons from category C prisons?

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Category B prisons are for medium-risk offenders, while category C prisons are for low-risk offenders.

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What is a Category A prison?

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A Category A prison is a high-security facility designed to hold the most dangerous prisoners.

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True or False: Category A prisons are intended for prisoners who pose a high risk of escape and/or harm to the public.

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True

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Fill in the blank: Category A prisons are part of the ______ system in the UK.

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prison

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a Category A prison? A) High surveillance B) Low security C) Restricted movement

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B) Low security

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Name one reason why a prisoner might be classified as Category A.

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A prisoner may be classified as Category A due to a history of violent behavior or escape attempts.

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What is the primary purpose of category C prisons?

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To hold prisoners who cannot be trusted in open conditions but who are unlikely to make a serious attempt to escape.

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True or False: Category C prisons are designed for high-risk offenders.

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False

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Fill in the blank: Category C prisons are considered __________ in terms of security compared to category A and B prisons.

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medium-security

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Which of the following is a characteristic of category C prisons? A) High walls and armed guards B) Open grounds without secure fencing C) Limited freedom of movement

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C) Limited freedom of movement

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Short answer: Name one type of inmate that might be housed in a category C prison.

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Inmates who have committed non-violent offenses or those who are nearing the end of their sentences.

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What is a Category D prison?

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A Category D prison, also known as an open prison, is a facility designed for inmates who are considered low-risk and are nearing the end of their sentences.

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True or False: Inmates in Category D prisons have more freedom of movement compared to those in higher category prisons.

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Fill in the blank: Category D prisons primarily focus on __________ inmates.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of Category D prisons? A) High security measures B) Open environments C) Isolation cells

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B) Open environments

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What is the primary purpose of Category D prisons?

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The primary purpose of Category D prisons is to prepare inmates for their eventual reintegration into society.