Exam 3: The Development of Corrections

Under the "right of sanctuary," an offender:

Offenders were commonly subjected to corporal punishment in the American colonies throughout most of the 18th Century

Identify the statements below as describing: -Inmates were expected to read the Bible and achieve repentance for their crimes.

The response listed above has defeated a major original purpose of determinate sentencing, which was to:

Identify the statements below as describing: -During the day, inmates worked in congregate groups.

The breakdown of the feudal system resulted in:

Banishment and exile became popular forms of punishment when:

Offenders were commonly subjected to public humiliation in the American colonies throughout most of the 18th Century

Use the answer options for the three items that follow: -Requested permission from judges to supervise drunkards and petty criminals, which became the first form of what we now know as probation.

During ancient primitive times, justice was handled by:

In the debate between the Auburn and the Pennsylvania system, the one that became the model for U.S. prisons prevailed because it was more:

Offenders were commonly subjected to confinement in prison in the American colonies throughout most of the 18th Century

Emphasis was placed on preparation for early release through parole. This statement describes:

The breakdown of the feudal system resulted in:

Overall, the Bill of Rights functions to restrict the freedoms of the individual in favor of the rule of law and the interests of society.

Today, prison industries are generally:

Identify the statements below as describing: -Inmates were expected to be silent at all times.

I answer True or False whether offenders were commonly subjected to the following punishments in the American colonies throughout most of the eighteenth century: -Mutilation?

Offenders were commonly subjected to mutilation in the American colonies throughout most of the 18th Century

The rehabilitative era of corrections was stimulated by: