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The purposes of custody, control and discipline of inmates are the following except
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Parole differs from probation in that the parole has already served time in prison or reformatory.
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The retribution philosophy dominated the practice of punishment up till late _________ century
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The igbo people were associated with prison
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Z. R. Brockway, at the Elimira reformatory in New York, advocated individualized treatment indeterminate sentences and parole
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The criminal justice system starts with the
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To the primitive, the struggle for survival is a perilous enterprise requiring constant to avoid numerous threats to life and health
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The use of actuarial prediction in parole decisions has been criticized on ___ ground
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The purpose and justification of a sentence of Imprisonment or a similar measure deprivative of _________ is ultimately to protect society against crime.
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A process of treatment, prescribed by the court for persons convicted of offenses against the law, in which the such lives in the community and regulates his own life under conditions imposed by the court and is subject to supervision by a probation officer is _______
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The idea of ________ is usually associated with an indeterminate-sentence law
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Theory is therefore important because most of what is done in justice is based on criminological theory
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________, the prison is a total institution like other institutions such as the nursing home, mental asylum, army barracks, boarding school.
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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.
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________ considered crime to be abnormal.
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Under the English legal theory pardon expressed forgiveness for breaches of the crown’s peace and in simpler days was a boon personally asked and personally granted.
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Biesanz and (1974) contend that society does not only punish deviant people through formal means such as imprisonment but it put label on them
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According to the center should be administered wholly separately from the prison administration, though the desirability of such separation may be question.
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The older notion that justice was characterized by endless series of retaliatory exchanges has been modified.
20 / 50
State correctional institutions for adult inmates include a wide variety of prisons except
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Long sentences imposed for the purpose of incapacitation can be the following except _____
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Although generally probation is considered appropriate only for offenders convicted of minor offences, in some instances probation is used for serious offenders, a process referred to as -------
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The chief purpose of the state-use system has been to avoid competition with free
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Ogbani-House was a prison associated with people.
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(1999) identified three models of parole systems
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Before the advent of the British master, people who breached the laws of the society were subjected to hanging
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The general public still thinks of all as being high escape risks.
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As a precaution against escape during a transfer, the law provided that they shall be removed when the prisoner appears before a judicial body
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__________may be combined with house (or home detention or confinement)
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One of these is a disadvantage of probation.
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The prison is a place for of criminals
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security prison are design to hold the most violent, dangerous and aggressive inmates.
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Disadvantages of parole are ________
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The retribution philosophy dominated the practice of punishment in______
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One of these is not an advantage of parole
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_______entails sending offenders to prison for a short period of time and then placing them on probation
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shock probation entails sending offenders to prison for a ___________ of time and then placing them on probation
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security prisons are design to house inmates who are considered less prone than those in maximum security facilities
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_______ are larger, have many more inmates, and thus have much bigger budgets.
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Work in prision is not ________
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__________security prisons are designed to hold the most violent, dangerous and aggressive inmates
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The purpose and justification of a sentence of Imprisonment or a similar measuredeprivative of is ultimately to protect society against crime
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Probation is normally granted by the _________
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are a group of mature men held against their will
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Sir Alexander Patterson (1957) surmises that “we are all in prison but is a matter of
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47 / 50
______can be defined as that process whereby an individual is confined within an institution known as prison.
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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.
49 / 50
When did the American Group Psychotherapy Association survey 312 penal and correctional institutions in the United States
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Which one of these is not a types of probation
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