Week 6 Practice Quiz

1. 1An individual can receive the death penalty for the rape of a child that does not result in death.
   
   

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2. 2The Supreme Court prohibited capital punishment for a child rape in 1977.
   
   

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3. 3Louisiana, Georgia, Montana, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Texas all required that a defendant has a previous rape conviction or some other aggravating factor in order to be subject to the death penalty.
   
   

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4. 4Long-term isolation can lead to cognitive impairment, chronic depression, emotional pain and suffering, and other psychological harms.
   
   

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5. 5Inmates in long-term segregation units have the right to access newspapers, magazines, and photographs.
   
   

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6. 6Whether there are alternative means of exercising that right that remain open to prisoners is a factor that was added must be considered when determining the reasonableness of the regulation and precedence set in Turner v. Safley.
   
   

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7. 7The correctional officers were granted immunity in Hope v. Pelzer.
   
   

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8. 8Officers (guards) can be entitled to qualified immunity on federal claims, but not to state-agent immunity on state-law claims.
   
   

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9. 9A federal magistrate ruled against the use of hitching posts in Alabama prisons in 1997.
   
   

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10. 10The ADA waives sovereign immunity in law violations that also involve a violation of constitutional rights.
    
    

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11. 11Being excluded from, not allowed to benefit from, or have been subjected to discrimination in the program because of their disability is one factor that must be shown to bring a lawsuit under ADA.
    
    

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12. 12The Court upheld the decision of the district court regarding relief under Title II of the ADA stating that Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act creates a private cause of action to sue for damages against state conduct that actually violates the Fourteenth Amendment and this law does invalidate the defense of state sovereign immunity in these types of cases in Tennessee v. Lane.
    
    

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13. 13Putting people in isolation does not make recovery impossible.
    
    

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14. 14Wilkins v. Atkins determined that prisoner’s do have a right to due process before being assigned to the supermax prison.
    
    

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15. 15Inmates confined to solitary confinement at the Ohio State Penitentiary are only allowed out of their cells for
    
    

    1. A2 hours
    2. B1 hour
    3. C30 minutes
    4. D13 minutes
16. 16Chief Justice Rehnquist delivered the dissenting opinion in Whitmore v. Arkansas.
    
    

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17. 17Ronald Gene Simmons’ murders in 1987 were ranked the worst family mass murder in U.S. history at the time.
    
    

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18. 18Another inmate cannot file an appeal as a “next friend” for another inmate who waives their rights to appeals.
    
    

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19. 19It is legal to involuntarily administer antipsychotic medication to an inmate to make them competent to stand trial was the ruling for:
    
    

    1. AWashington v. Harper
    2. BSell v. United States
    3. CRiggins v. Nevada
    4. DWhitmore v. Arkansas
20. 20The forced administration of antipsychotic drugs during trial is a violation of the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment was established during which case?
    
    

    1. AWashington v. Harper
    2. BSell v. United States
    3. CRiggins v. Nevada
    4. DWhitmore v. Arkansas
21. 21Due process does not require a judicial hearing for the involuntary treatment of prison inmates, and the state’s regulation contained adequate procedural safeguards to protect the prisoner’s rights and balance the state’s interests in decreasing risk of danger due to the prisoner’s mental disorder was the rationale in which case?
    
    

    1. AWashington v. Harper
    2. BSell v. United States
    3. CRiggins v. Nevada
    4. DWhitmore v. Arkansas
22. 22Due process does not require a judicial hearing for the involuntary treatment of prison inmates, and the state’s regulation contained adequate procedural safeguards to protect the prisoner’s rights and balance the state’s interests in decreasing risk of danger due to the prisoner’s mental disorder was the rationale in which case?
    
    

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23. 23In Rhodes v. Hannigan, the writ of habeas corpus was originally denied.
    
    

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24. 24Justice Clarence Thomas filed the dissenting opinion in Skinner v. Switzer.
    
    

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25. 25A prisoner may file a motion to vacate, set aside, or correct his sentence “within a one-year period” of the date the Court initially recognized the right asserted and makes it retroactively applicable to cases on collateral review.
    
    

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26. 26Justice Thomas concluded that in the law “each ‘violation’ amounts to a separate element” and that combined with a “tradition of requiring juror unanimity where the issue is whether a defendant has engaged in conduct that violates the law,” calls for juror unanimity in Richardson v. United States.
    
    

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27. 27Dodd’s motion under 28 U.S.C. 2255 was accepted.
    
    

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28. 28Ngo had his suit under Section 1983 dismissed because he did not follow all the exhaustive remedies available to him under the specified guidelines of the prison.
    
    

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29. 29California inmate grievance procedure requires that a written reason for denial of a grievance at each level of review which acts on the grievance.
    
    

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30. 30The requirement to exhaust administrative remedies is mandatory, but it is not “jurisdictional,” that is, it does not deprive the court of the ability to consider whether, under the circumstances at hand, the failure to do so should be excused.
    
    

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31. 31California law does not allow for suspicionless searches of individuals on parole.
    
    

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32. 32An individual on parole is still in custody of the Department of Correction.
    
    

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33. 33The Supreme Court ruled that is not a violation of the Fourth Amendment to collect DNA of an individual who is booked into jail.
    
    

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34. 34The denial of a defendant to present proof of third-party guilt, if the government has presented strong forensic evidence that supports a guilty verdict, does not deprive the defendant of the constitutional right to due process.
    
    

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35. 35The trial court has no duty to instruct on third party liability even when requested.
    
    

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36. 36The semen found on the victim’s clothing in New Jersey v. Perry was to be inadmissible evidence of sexual conduct but was relevant to defendant’s defense of third-party guilt.
    
    

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