CJUS 650 Quiz 5
CJUS 650 Quiz 5 Liberty University
- Explain three of the strategies used to facilitate community reintegration for violent and sexual offenders.
- Recidivism studies and the analysis of base rates have shown that the risk of reoffending increases linearly as the offender’s age increases.
- The Serious and Violent Offender Re-entry Initiative was implemented to facilitate the community reentry of serious and violent offenders
- Suicide was the number-one cause of death in American jails in 1983 but has since been surpassed by
- Inmates who are considered disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act are entitled to adequate accommodations during incarceration. Describe the medical needs for inmates considered to be “special populations.”
- Women in state prisons report higher levels of drug use than men.
- The relapse prevention model has two major components: ____________________ and a
- Community notification regarding the release of sex offenders was initiated in 1996 after the passage of ______________, which allowed the criminal justice system to disseminate personal information about sex offenders to the public.
- Most inmates undergo a medical exam, blood test, tuberculosis test, and HIV test upon arrival at the correctional facility.
- Describe the criminal justice system’s response to violent offenders and sexual offenders over the recent years.
- __________ was the first Supreme Court case that set forth specific standards concerning medical care in U.S. prisons.
- __________ inmates were more likely to suffer from mental illness than __________ or
- Today most correctional institutions (jails and prisons) still DO NOT require some form of screening for preexisting mental and medical conditions that may necessitate special care at the time of intake.
- The practice of segregating inmates with HIV from the general prison population has been approved by the National Commission on AIDS, the National Commission of Correctional Health Care, and the Federal Bureau of prisons.
- __________ was the landmark Supreme Court case that recognized prisoners’ rights to seek protections provided by the Civil Rights Act.
Other sets
- Recidivism studies and the analysis of base rates have shown that the risk of reoffending increases linearly as the offender’s age increases.
- __________ was the landmark Supreme Court case that recognized prisoners’ rights to seek protections provided by the Civil Rights Act.
- Today most correctional institutions (jails and prisons) still DO NOT require some form of screening for preexisting mental and medical conditions that may necessitate special care at the time of intake.
- was the first Supreme Court case that set forth specific standards concerning medical care in U.S. prisons.
- Most inmates undergo a medical exam, blood test, tuberculosis test, and HIV test upon arrival at the correctional facility.
- The Serious and Violent Offender Re-entry Initiative was implemented to facilitate the community reentry of serious and violent offenders
- Inmates who are considered disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act are entitled to adequate accommodations during incarceration. Describe the medical needs for inmates considered to be “special populations.”
- Explain three of the strategies used to facilitate community reintegration for violent and sexual offenders.
- The relapse prevention model has two major components: ____________________ and a
- Community notification regarding the release of sex offenders was initiated in 1996 after the passage of ______________, which allowed the criminal justice system to disseminate personal information about sex offenders to the public.
- Women in state prisons report higher levels of drug use than men.
- inmates were more likely to suffer from mental illness than __________ or
- Suicide was the number-one cause of death in American jails in 1983 but has since been surpassed by
- Describe the criminal justice system’s response to violent offenders and sexual offenders over the recent years.
- The practice of segregating inmates with HIV from the general prison population has been approved by the National Commission on AIDS, the National Commission of Correctional Health Care, and the Federal Bureau of prisons.
Other sets
Set 1
- Women in state prisons report higher levels of drug use than men.
- __________ v. __________ was the first Supreme Court case that set forth specific standards concerning medical care in U.S. prisons.
- Today most correctional institutions (jails and prisons) still DO NOT require some form of screening for preexisting mental and medical conditions that may necessitate special care at the time of intake.
- __________ v. __________ was the landmark Supreme Court case that recognized prisoners’ rights to seek protections provided by the Civil Rights Act.
- Most inmates undergo a medical exam, blood test, tuberculosis test, and HIV test upon arrival at the correctional facility.
- The Serious and Violent Offender Re-entry Initiative was implemented to facilitate the community reentry of serious and violent offenders
- Explain three of the strategies used to facilitate community reintegration for violent and sexual offenders.
- The relapse prevention model has two major components: ____________________ and a ____________________.
- The practice of segregating inmates with HIV from the general prison population has been approved by the National Commission on AIDS, the National Commission of Correctional Health Care, and the Federal Bureau of prisons.
- Inmates who are considered disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act are entitled to adequate accommodations during incarceration. Describe the medical needs for inmates considered to be “special populations.”
- Community notification regarding the release of sex offenders was initiated in 1996 after the passage of ______________, which allowed the criminal justice system to disseminate personal information about sex offenders to the public.
- __________ inmates were more likely to suffer from mental illness than __________ or __________.
- Recidivism studies and the analysis of base rates have shown that the risk of reoffending increases linearly as the offender’s age increases.
- Suicide was the number-one cause of death in American jails in 1983 but has since been surpassed by __________________.
- Describe the criminal justice system’s response to violent offenders and sexual offenders over the recent years.
Set 2
- __________ inmates were more likely to suffer from mental illness than __________ or __________.
- The relapse prevention model has two major components: ____________________ and a
- Inmates who are considered disabled under the Americans with Disabilities Act are entitled to adequate accommodations during incarceration. Describe the medical needs for inmates considered to be “special populations
- Today most correctional institutions (jails and prisons) still DO NOT require some form of screening for preexisting mental and medical conditions that may necessitate special care at the time of intake.
- Community notification regarding the release of sex offenders was initiated in 1996 after the passage of ______________, which allowed the criminal justice system to disseminate personal information about sex offenders to the public.
- The Serious and Violent Offender Re-entry Initiative was implemented to facilitate the community reentry o serious and violent offenders
- The practice of segregating inmates with HIV from the general prison population has been approved by the National Commission on AIDS, the National Commission of Correctional Health Care, and the Federal Bureau of prisons.
- __________ v. __________ was the landmark Supreme Court case that recognized prisoners’ rights to seek protections provided by the Civil Rights Act.
- Describe the criminal justice system’s response to violent offenders and sexual offenders over the recent years
- __________ v. __________ was the first Supreme Court case that set forth specific standards concerning medical care in U.S. prisons.
- Explain three of the strategies used to facilitate community reintegration for violent and sexual offenders. Type: MC
- Suicide was the number-one cause of death in American jails in 1983 but has since been surpassed by
- Recidivism studies and the analysis of base rates have shown that the risk of reoffending increases linearl as the offender’s age increases.
- Women in state prisons report higher levels of drug use than men.
- Most inmates undergo a medical exam, blood test, tuberculosis test, and HIV test upon arrival at the correctional facility
