Which of the following is an imprisonment strategy that is

based on the desire to prevent recurrent crime and that has abandoned all

hope of rehabilitation?

Which of the follow system is a system of inmate labor that was in use by the early twentieth century?

Lex talionis is also known as the law of:

The first system under which inmates lived, ate, and worked together in enforced silence. was located in:

The movement toward the wider use of private prisons is

known as:

Historically, the most widely used physical punishment was

flogging.

How many security levels has the BOP classified in the

federal prison system?

The Ashurst-Sumners Act, Federal legislation of 1935, effectively ended the industrial prison era by restricting interstate commerce in prison-made goods.

The California Department of Corrections had an unwritten policy of racially segregating prisoners in order to prevent racial violence. In 2005 the U.S. Supreme Court case Johnson v. California reviewed that policy and held that it:

The Auburn system of imprisonment became popular during

which prison era?

Who is most noted as the originator of what we know as today’s early release program?

Which type of jail is a temporary confinement facility that

eliminates many of the traditional barriers between inmates and correctional

personnel, and is also called a podular jail, direct supervision jail, and

indirect-supervision jail?

Which early prison system was heralded as the one that was humane and provided inmates with the opportunity for rehabilitation

The just deserts philosophy has led to substantial and continued increases in the American prison population.

The Treatment Era implied that the offender was sick and that rehabilitation was only a matter of finding the right treatment. Inmates came to be seen more as “clients” or “patients” than as offenders.

ADMAX or administrative maximum is the term used by the

federal government to denote: