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P100 Introduction to Criminal Justice - Final Exam Unit 4 Review

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In this model of corrections, offenders were separated from each other in order to reflection on their criminal behavior.

Penitentiary model

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What does recidivism cover?

Re-arrest after release, committing a new crime after release, re-convicted after release, re-incarcerated after release

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What approach does the judiciary typically take toward prison management?

A "hands off" approach

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Who was the father of Probation?

John Augustus

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What are the three reasons that prison gangs are formed?

Solidarity, power, and protection

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This group of individuals is among the most important that a parole board will come into contact with when making a parole determination.

Victims

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T/F: Suicides and self-mutilations happen at higher rates in female prisons over male prisons.

True

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This model suggests that the inmate subculture forms due to the pains of incarceration.

Deprivation model

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T/F: Geriatric inmates pose few problems or challenges for prisons: they are docile, quiet and well-behaved compared to younger inmates.

False

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T/F: A diversion program is known as a back-door program because it tries to keep prisoners from re-entering the criminal justice system.

False

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A prison gang is also referred to as a:

security threat group

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T/F: Private prisons are always more cost effective than public state-run prisons

False

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What does RNR stand for?

Risk - Needs - Responsivity

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Australia is an example of what early correctional model?

A penal colony

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This is where an inmate is contesting the legality of their criminal confinement.

A writ of habeas corpus

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This refers to paying money to the victim or the victim's family.

Restitution

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