LPSCS-CJE-12: Research the American corrections systems

The four basic principles of corrections are

• Punishment, Control, Treatment, and Imprisonment
• Punishment, Control, Treatment, and Prevention
• Prison, Control, Treatment, and Punishment
• Prison, Control, Prevention, and Punishment

What amendment keeps prison officials from intruding on conversations that are legally afforded confidentiality, such as those between the prisoner and his or her attorney or spouse?

• 5^th Amendment
• 6^th Amendment
• 1^st Amendment
• 4^th Amendment 

What amendment gives prisoners due process in all forms of discipline and criminal proceedings?

• 6^th Amendment
• 7^th Amendment
• 5^th Amendment
• 4^th Amendment

The 8^th Amendment guarantees _______________________ for prisoners.

• Medical Care
• Freedom of Speech
• Due process
• All of the above

A release from prison before a sentence is finished. Continued release depends on good behavior. This process is called __________.

• Prison
• Probation
• Parole
• Rehabilitation

A repeat or habitual offender

• Retribution
• Recidivism
• Incapacitation
• Incarceration

The First Amendment provide the basis for inmates’ rights of religious freedom.

• True
• False

Prisoners do not have the right to due process, regardless of whether it is for a discipline hearing or a criminal proceeding.

• True
• False

The 4^th Amendment establishes that prisoners have a right to expect privacy in a prison setting.

• True
• False

In the history of corrections, the punishments sometimes used on individuals who violated the law was branding, beatings, public humiliation, and exile.

• True
• False