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1During the 19th century, English jailers charged fees at the jail for food and clothes.
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2Frankfort, Kentucky State Prison was the role model for prisons in the United States.
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3There are contract prisons in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, California and Georgia.
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4Which of the following is an advantage for private prisons?
- AIt takes less time to build facilities.
- BSecurity concerns due to low staff numbers.
- CGovernment can respond to variations in prison populations.
- DGovernment can expand and contract new prison beds.
5The state can choose to end a contract with a private company if the prison population decreases.
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6The Walnut Grove Correctional Facility was operating under a federal consent decree for violating prisoners’ constitutional rights.
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7Private security officers are allowed to take immediate action without calling government staff for assistance.
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8Inmate common tort claims are covered in liability insurance of private companies.
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9The government can be held liable for any legal claims against the private prison.
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10Private prison staff were granted immunity under Bivens in:
- APollard v. GEO Group, Inc.
- BHolly v. Scott
- CNone of these
- DCorrectional Services Corporation v. Malesko
11It was ruled that private prison companies can be sued for violating federal prisoner’s rights under Bivens.
- APollard v. GEO Group, Inc.
- BHolly v. Scott
- CNone of these
- DCorrectional Services Corporation v. Malesko
12The Court ruled that the purpose of Bivens is to deter the officer, not the agency.
- APollard v. GEO Group, Inc.
- BHolly v. Scott
- CNone of these
- DCorrectional Services Corporation v. Malesko
13Private prisons are safer than those ran by the Bureau of Prisons.
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14Prison population decline is a reason to decide to stop the usage of private prisons.
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15The replacement of immigrants held in private facilities is an issue of Immigration and Customs Enforcement if private prisons close.
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16States must end contracts with private prisons per the Department of Justice announcement.
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17The policy change for federal prisons to no longer use private prisons did not cover private prisons used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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18Private prisons were closed in the following states EXCEPT this one:
- AMississippi
- BTexas
- CIdaho
- DColorado
19Per a 2015 Bureau of Justice Statistics report about _____ of offenders return to prison for a technical violation.
- A61%
- B51%
- C71%
- D50%
20The Second Chance Act was enacted in 2005.
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21Allowable use of funds for programs authorized by the Second Chance Act include:
- AMentorship
- BHousing
- CEducation and job training
- DAll of these.
22It is easy for individuals with a felony conviction to get a job.
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23Employers can legally reject a qualified applicant due to a felony conviction.
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24Felonies involving violence, theft or burglaries raise a red flag during background checks for apartments.
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25Individuals convicted of a felony may lose the following rights:
- AThe right to vote.
- BThe right to firearm privileges.
- CThey may lose all of these.
- DThe right to serve on a federal jury.
26The restoration of the right to serve on a jury requires a gubernatorial pardon in Arkansas.
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27A convicted felony is eligible for federally assisted housing if they have a lifetime registration under a state sexual offender registration program.
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28A union officer who has been convicted of a felon may collect union dues from waterfront workers.
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29Which of the following states department of corrections hire ex-offenders according to the survey?
- AArkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Tennessee
- BArkansas, Montana, New Hampshire, Tennessee
- CArkansas, Montana, Iowa, New Jersey
- DArkansas, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey
30The program that began in 2012 with the Public Works Department includes programs where?
- AThe zoo
- BFleet services
- CHousing and neighborhood programs
- DAll of these
31Hunter v. Underwood determined that the Alabama provision adopted in 1901 that barred persons who had been convicted of a crime “involving moral turpitude” from voting was constitutional.
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32The state of California can place a ban on ex-felons from voting.
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33In twenty-one states, a felon may permanently lose their voting rights.
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34State governors can grant pardons.
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35Pardon applications are reviewed by the president first.
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36Restoration of rights statutes automatically erased all traces of the convictions.
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- CRJU 3063 Test sobre Week 5 Practice Quiz, creado por Adam Peterson el 06/11/2018.
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