Exam 13: Corrections

Police must demonstrate reasonable suspicion before searching a parolee.

_____ are noncitizens who are in the United States legally but have been convicted of a crime.

The _______ Amendment has been most consistently limited for prisoners by the Supreme Court.

Although the incarcerated population more than quadrupling during the past 30 years,the number of parolees has decreased.

There is no significant difference between jails and prisons.

Which of the following is not a principle of the separate confinement system?

Which model makes greatest use of incarceration,longer sentences,mandatory sentences,and strict supervision of probationers and parolees?

Wesley is serving a 10-month sentence for driving while impaired.Although this is Wesley's second conviction,he has never served time before and is overwhelmed.He regrets his crime and does not know whom to trust.He plans to seek help in a treatment facility upon his release.Which of the following statements regarding Wesley is correct?

Deportation hearings are conducted by ______.

The administration of prisons is the responsibility of the _____ branch of government.

Jodi is serving a 5-year sentence for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.She is incarcerated in the only institution for females in the state.Jodi is most likely serving her sentence in which of the following facilities?

The ________ model assumed that the goal of corrections should be to reintegrate the offender into the community.

Which of the following best describes the organization of corrections in the United States?

What were the main criticisms of the separate confinement and congregate systems? How do the original forms of these systems compare to supermax facilities and solitary confinement.?

The Bureau of Prisons enters into contractual agreements with cities to provide which of the following services?

Private prisons are a $3 billion industry.

Unlike probationers,parolees have a limited right to an attorney.

Wesley is serving a 10-month sentence for driving while impaired.Although this is Wesley's second conviction,he has never served time before and is overwhelmed.He regrets his crime and does not know whom to trust.He plans to seek help in a treatment facility upon his release.Wesley is most likely serving his time in a(n)

What type of policy did federal courts generally maintain with respect to the rights of prisoners prior to the 1960s?

Cooper v.Pate (1964)signaled the end of the "hands-off" policy.