Question 1

A blended sentence is a juvenile court disposition that imposes both a juvenile sanction
and an adult criminal sentence upon an adjudicated delinquent.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column.
-The slang characteristic of prison life

Accepted Answer

A) Prisonization 
B) Prison argot 
C) Prison subculture 
D) Total institution 
A) Prisonization 
B) Prison argot 
C) Prison subculture 
D) Total institution

Question 3

A document filed in juvenile court alleging that a juvenile is a delinquent,a status offender,or a dependent and asking that the court assume jurisdiction over the juvenile is:

Accepted Answer

A)  a juvenile summons. 
B)  a writ of habeas corpus. 
C)  a juvenile petition 
D)  a notice of adult jurisdiction 
A)  a juvenile summons. 
B)  a writ of habeas corpus. 
C)  a juvenile petition 
D)  a notice of adult jurisdiction

Question 4

Match the term in the numbered column with the answer in the lettered column.

-Neglected children

Accepted Answer

A) those who violate the criminal law.If they were adults, the word criminal would be applied to them. 
B) typically have no parents or guardians to care for them.Their parents are deceased, they were placed for adoption, or they were abandoned in violation of the law. 
C) those who suffer physical abuse at the hands of their custodians.This category was later
expanded to include emotional and sexual abuse." 
D) those who do not receive proper care from their parents or guardians.They may suffer from malnutrition or may not be provided with adequate shelter. 
A) those who violate the criminal law.If they were adults, the word criminal would be applied to them. 
B) typically have no parents or guardians to care for them.Their parents are deceased, they were placed for adoption, or they were abandoned in violation of the law. 
C) those who suffer physical abuse at the hands of their custodians.This category was later
expanded to include emotional and sexual abuse." 
D) those who do not receive proper care from their parents or guardians.They may suffer from malnutrition or may not be provided with adequate shelter.

Question 5

The ten years between 1970 and 1980 have been called ________ of prison riots.

Accepted Answer

A)  the "explosive decade" 
B)  the "historic era" 
C)  the "death knell" 
D)  the "mainstay" 
A)  the "explosive decade" 
B)  the "historic era" 
C)  the "death knell" 
D)  the "mainstay"

Question 6

Juvenile Courts __________juveniles to be __________ rather than find them guilty of a crime.

Accepted Answer

Adjudicate

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT an element of the prisoner's code?

Accepted Answer

A)  Use other inmates to get what you need and want. 
B)  Never rat on a con. 
C)  Don't trust guards or staff. 
D)  Be a man. 
A)  Use other inmates to get what you need and want. 
B)  Never rat on a con. 
C)  Don't trust guards or staff. 
D)  Be a man.

Question 8

Civil death refers to:

Accepted Answer

A) death row inmates who have exhausted all their appeals in state and federal appellate
Courts. 
B) any civil suit filed by an inmate. 
C) inmates denied the opportunity to vote,hold public office,or enter into contracts. 
D) prison administrators refusing access to the prison law library 
A) death row inmates who have exhausted all their appeals in state and federal appellate
Courts. 
B) any civil suit filed by an inmate. 
C) inmates denied the opportunity to vote,hold public office,or enter into contracts. 
D) prison administrators refusing access to the prison law library

Question 9

Nationally,there are almost no problems with overcrowding conditions in juvenile detention centers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The number of inmates who die from AIDS related illnesses is much lower than years past.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Status offenders are delinquent children sent to adult court.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

There is mandatory psychological testing,for all new correctional officers,prior to hiring,in all 50 states.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column.
-The process whereby newly institutionalized off enders come to accept prison lifestyles and criminal values.

Accepted Answer

A) Prisonization 
B) Prison argot 
C) Prison subculture 
D) Total institution 
A) Prisonization 
B) Prison argot 
C) Prison subculture 
D) Total institution

Question 14

Prison ________ is the values and behavioral patterns characteristic of prison inmates.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Prison ________ is the values and behavioral...

Question 15

Which landmark U.S.Supreme court case guaranteed juvenile the following rights: Notice of charges,right to counsel,right to confront and to cross examine witnesses and protection against self-incrimination

Accepted Answer

A)  McKeiver v. Pennsylvania 
B)  Kent v. U.S. 
C)  In re Winship 
D)  In re Gault 
A)  McKeiver v. Pennsylvania 
B)  Kent v. U.S. 
C)  In re Winship 
D)  In re Gault

Question 16

The inmate in prison that thinks of prison as his home is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  The colonizer 
B)  The radical 
C)  The legalist 
D)  The hedonist 
A)  The colonizer 
B)  The radical 
C)  The legalist 
D)  The hedonist

Question 17

Hudson v.Palmer held:

Accepted Answer

A)  Prisoners had right to medical treatment. 
B)  Prisoners had no reasonable expectation of privacy in his cell. 
C)  Prisoners had rights against unreasonable cavity searches. 
D)  Prisoners had no reasonable expectation to practice unusual religious beliefs. 
A)  Prisoners had right to medical treatment. 
B)  Prisoners had no reasonable expectation of privacy in his cell. 
C)  Prisoners had rights against unreasonable cavity searches. 
D)  Prisoners had no reasonable expectation to practice unusual religious beliefs.

Question 18

Within a few years following the end of the hands-off doctrine,________ intervened in the running of prisons in numerous states.

Accepted Answer

A)  the U.S. Attorney General 
B)  the federal courts 
C)  the United States Congress 
D)  the U.S. Bureau of Prisons 
A)  the U.S. Attorney General 
B)  the federal courts 
C)  the United States Congress 
D)  the U.S. Bureau of Prisons

Question 19

Truancy,vagrancy,and running away from home are examples of:

Accepted Answer

A)  felony offenses. 
B)  federal offenses. 
C)  status offenses. 
D)  delinquent offenses. 
A)  felony offenses. 
B)  federal offenses. 
C)  status offenses. 
D)  delinquent offenses.

Question 20

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column.
-The values and behavioral patterns characteristic of prison inmates.Prison subculture has been found to be surprisingly consistent across the country.

Accepted Answer

A) Prisonization 
B) Prison argot 
C) Prison subculture 
D) Total institution 
A) Prisonization 
B) Prison argot 
C) Prison subculture 
D) Total institution

A blended sentence is a juvenile court disposition that imposes both a juvenile sanction and an adult criminal sentence upon an adjudicated delinquent.

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column. -The slang characteristic of prison life

A document filed in juvenile court alleging that a juvenile is a delinquent,a status offender,or a dependent and asking that the court assume jurisdiction over the juvenile is:

Match the term in the numbered column with the answer in the lettered column. -Neglected children

The ten years between 1970 and 1980 have been called ________ of prison riots.

Juvenile Courts juveniles to be rather than find them guilty of a crime.

Which of the following is NOT an element of the prisoner's code?

Civil death refers to:

Nationally,there are almost no problems with overcrowding conditions in juvenile detention centers.

The number of inmates who die from AIDS related illnesses is much lower than years past.

Status offenders are delinquent children sent to adult court.

There is mandatory psychological testing,for all new correctional officers,prior to hiring,in all 50 states.

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column. -The process whereby newly institutionalized off enders come to accept prison lifestyles and criminal values.

Prison ________ is the values and behavioral patterns characteristic of prison inmates.

Which landmark U.S.Supreme court case guaranteed juvenile the following rights: Notice of charges,right to counsel,right to confront and to cross examine witnesses and protection against self-incrimination

The inmate in prison that thinks of prison as his home is called:

Hudson v.Palmer held:

Within a few years following the end of the hands-off doctrine,________ intervened in the running of prisons in numerous states.

Truancy,vagrancy,and running away from home are examples of:

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column. -The values and behavioral patterns characteristic of prison inmates.Prison subculture has been found to be surprisingly consistent across the country.

What Is Criminal Justice

The Crime Picture

The Search for Causes

Criminal Law

Policing: History and Structure

Policing: Purpose and Organization

Policing: Legal Aspects

Policing: Issues and Challenges

The Courts: Structure and Participants

Pretrial Activities and the Criminal Trial

Sentencing

Probation,parole,and Community Corrections

Prisons and Jails

Drugs and Crime

Filters

Exam 14: Prison Life

A blended sentence is a juvenile court disposition that imposes both a juvenile sanction and an adult criminal sentence upon an adjudicated delinquent.

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column. -The slang characteristic of prison life

A document filed in juvenile court alleging that a juvenile is a delinquent,a status offender,or a dependent and asking that the court assume jurisdiction over the juvenile is:

Match the term in the numbered column with the answer in the lettered column. -Neglected children

The ten years between 1970 and 1980 have been called ________ of prison riots.

Juvenile Courts __________juveniles to be __________ rather than find them guilty of a crime.

Which of the following is NOT an element of the prisoner's code?

Civil death refers to:

Nationally,there are almost no problems with overcrowding conditions in juvenile detention centers.

The number of inmates who die from AIDS related illnesses is much lower than years past.

Status offenders are delinquent children sent to adult court.

There is mandatory psychological testing,for all new correctional officers,prior to hiring,in all 50 states.

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column. -The process whereby newly institutionalized off enders come to accept prison lifestyles and criminal values.

Prison ________ is the values and behavioral patterns characteristic of prison inmates.

Which landmark U.S.Supreme court case guaranteed juvenile the following rights: Notice of charges,right to counsel,right to confront and to cross examine witnesses and protection against self-incrimination

The inmate in prison that thinks of prison as his home is called:

Hudson v.Palmer held:

Within a few years following the end of the hands-off doctrine,________ intervened in the running of prisons in numerous states.

Truancy,vagrancy,and running away from home are examples of:

Match the definition in the numbered column with the term in the lettered column. -The values and behavioral patterns characteristic of prison inmates.Prison subculture has been found to be surprisingly consistent across the country.

What Is Criminal Justice

The Crime Picture

The Search for Causes

Criminal Law

Policing: History and Structure

Policing: Purpose and Organization

Policing: Legal Aspects

Policing: Issues and Challenges

The Courts: Structure and Participants

Pretrial Activities and the Criminal Trial

Sentencing

Probation,parole,and Community Corrections

Prisons and Jails

Drugs and Crime

Filters

Juvenile Courts juveniles to be rather than find them guilty of a crime.