Exam 7: Dynamics of the Prison Population

The Americans with Disabilities Act:

Of prison and jail inmates, women represent:

The offenses that have largely been accounting for recent increases in female arrest and incarceration rates are:

The percentage of prison inmates who will receive drug treatment while incarcerated is:

Of those convicted of drug offenses in court, the majority are:

This is the most popular preference among young people.

The rate of AIDS appears to be higher in correctional facilities than among the general public because:

The percentage of prison inmates who will receive drug treatment while incarcerated is:

Among prison inmates, the U.S. Office of National Drug Control Policy reports that drug treatment is needed by some:

Since passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, new correctional facilities must be designed to accommodate the needs of the physically impaired.

The offenses that have largely been accounting for recent increases in female arrest and incarceration rates are:

In response to concern about AIDS, some correctional institutions have:

An offender has an abnormally low IQ of 53. He can be considered to be:

In contrast to the general population, those in prison are more likely to be:

The bulk of the increase in the number of women incarcerated in recent years is a result of more women:

Proportionately, there are more mentally ill people in free society than behind bars in prisons and jails.

It may be difficult to identify developmentally disabled offenders because they are often skillful at hiding their disability.

Of prison and jail inmates, women represent:

Some states have abandoned mandatory screening for HIV/AIDS as a result of:

An offender has an abnormally low IQ of 53. He can be considered to be: