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Disadvantages of parole
are ________

has been seen as
something inherent in a
certain kind of behaviour of
person

One of these is not an
advantage of parole

Durkheim considered crime
to be

are a group of mature men
held against their will

The following are different
institutions for the custody
of inmates except one

The chief purpose of the
state-use system has been
to avoid competition with
free

as a national condition was
defined in United Nations
study (1986), so that
countries can develop and
progress safely

Modern day prisons have
congregate dining rooms,
which are considered
danger spots because of
the large number of men
brought together with eating
utensils as possible
weapons.

security prison are design
to hold the most violent,
dangerous and aggressive
inmates

In __________ less formal
and non-criminal
procedures are involved.

To the primitive, the
struggle for survival is a
perilous enterprise requiring
constant
to avoid numerous threats
to life and health

In the typical
the warden carries out
centrally determined
policies with varying
degrees of freedom to run
his own institution as he
pleases

When did the American
Group Psychotherapy
Association survey 312
penal and correctional
institutions in the United
States

is to deter from crime, must
provide a greater than the
pleasure involved in crime.

security prison are design
to hold the most violent,
dangerous and aggressive
inmates.

Transcendental theories are
those based upon principle
supposed to transcend
experience and to be
especially sacred because
of assumed universal

________ perceptively
discusses the symbolic
meaning of the criminal law
and punitive justice to
members of the society

The general public still
thinks of all
as being high escape risks.

Persons who are found to
be insane shall not be
detained in prisons and
arrangements shall be
made to remove them to
institutions as soon as
possible

Underaged probation is in a
_____ court.

In 1862, governor
was commissioned to
appoint judges and other
officers and to build prison

The purpose and
justification of a sentence of
Imprisonment or a similar
measure deprivative of
_________ is ultimately to
protect society against
crime.

One of these is not a role of
Nigeria prisons system

can be defined as that
process whereby an
individual is confined within
an instruction known as
prison.

Many children’s
use informal probation
following investigation by
probation officers without
bringing the case officially
to the attention of the court
at all

Handcuffs is an Instruments
of

A prison system, whether
national, state or local is the
public aspect of the process
of protecting against

Who wrote the book titled
“The psychology of punitive
justice

One factor that
characterized industrial
revolution is ___

Long hour as a factor
characterized

All
under sentences shall be
required to work, subject to
their physica and mental
fitness as determined by
the medical officer.

Sir Alexander Patterson
(1957) surmises that “we
are all in prison but is a
matter of

________the prison is a
total institution like other
institutions such as the
nursing home, mental
asylum, army barracks,
boarding school.

By 1953, the 1948
enclosure type of prisons
for punitive purposes was
replaced by the _______
system established first in
Kaduna

The medical services of the
institution shall seek to
detect and shall treat any
physical or
illnesses or defects which
may hampers a prisoner’s
rehabilitation.

Labeling theorist focus on
the
and naming of deviance
rather than on deviance
itself because they see
society’s reaction more
important than the
individual’s deviance.

One of these is not an
advantage of parole

___________ reform
groups proposed better
treatment for inmates, an
end to harsh corporal
punishment, and the
creation of meaningful
prison industries.

In 1862, governor Freeman
was commissioned to
appoint ________ and
other officers and to build
prison

In ________ Pennsylvania
took the radical step of
establishing a prison that
placed each inmate in a
single cell with no work to
do.

The retribution philosophy
dominated the practice of
punishment up till late
_________ century

Work in prision is not
________

Which one of these is not a
types of probation

_______entails sending
offenders to prison for a
short period of time and
then placing them on
probation

______can be defined as
that process whereby an
individual is confined within
an institution known as
prison.

The purposes of custody,
control and discipline of
inmates are the following
except

reform in the United States
was first instituted in
Pennsylvania under the
leadership of William Penn.

(1999) identified three
models of parole systems

In 1862, governor
was commissioned to
appoint judges and other
officers and to build prison