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1The “granddaddy’ of inmate discipline decision cases is Sandin v. Conner.
- ATrue
- BFalse
2Which of the following is not an inmate right under 28 CFR Section 541.12?
- AInmates have the right to participate in the use of law library reference materials to assist in resolving legal problems.
- BInmates have the right to participate in education, vocational training and employment as far as resources are available.
- CYou have the right to freedom of religious affiliation, and voluntary religious worship.
- DYou have the ability to know and abide by the rules, procedures and schedules concerning the operation of the institution.
3The most contested type of action dealing with inmate discipline is:
- AThe punishment imposed.
- BInmate accepting responsibility
- CInmate treated unfairly
- DInmate not adjusting to the rules and regulations
4In Arkansas, which class status are inmates automatically placed?
- AClass III
- BClass IV
- CClass I
- DClass II
5Inmates are always sent to institutions that are close to their homes regardless of the security level and special programs offered.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6Which of the following is not an aspect of classification for inmates?
- AAge and sex of the offender
- BAvailability of space in appropriate facilities
- CSpecial security problems
- DThe crime committed
7Which is not a sovereignty principle agreed upon between the United States and Canada?
- AAll appeals of the conviction or sentence does not have to be complete before the transfer.
- BThe transfer of probation and parole was authorized, including both supervision and revocation authority.
- CTransfers would only occur for those who were convicted of offenses that were recognized as criminal violations in both countries.
- DThe fact of conviction and the sentence would be given full recognitions in the receiving country and the length of sentence would transfer from one nation to the other.
8Inmate transfers were initiated by discussion with Canada in 1965.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9The U.S. government and a representative in Aruba can get U.S. citizens out of prison.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10Which case dealt with the Fourth Amendment and cell searches?
- ADavidson v. Cannon
- BParratt v. Taylor
- CDaniels v. Williams
- DHudson v. Palmer
11The Federal Bureau of Prisons has established rules under which inmates may possess only that property which is authorized by policy to be retained upon admission to the institution, is issued while the inmate is in custody, is purchased in the institution commissary, or is approved by staff to be emailed to, or otherwise received by an inmate.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12Which case did the Supreme Court rule that states are not required by the Constitution to provide a remedy in situations in which there has been no deprivation of a protected interest?
- ADavidson v. Cannon
- BParratt v. Taylor
- CDaniels v. Williams
- DHudson v. Palmer
13Female inmates do not expect to be treated as male inmates.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Which case dealt with complaints from female inmates being sent from all over the state to one facility regardless of where their homes were located?
- APargo v. Elliott
- BBukhari v. Hutto
- CBaton v. State Government of North Carolina
- DBounds v. Smith
15The Supreme Court ruled that prisoners are protected against discrimination based on race in this case:
- AHill v. Estelle
- BLee v. Washington
- CJohnson v. California
- DBounds v. Smith
16The Equal Protection Clause forbids all unequal treatment of prisoners.
- ATrue
- BFalse
17The Supreme Court ruled that prison officials would need to do more than simply rely on generalization allegations when it comes to racial designations in Johnson v. California.
- ATrue
- BFalse
18Which case put a halt to the prior use of the death penalty by firing squad?
- AFurman v. Georgia
- BGregg v. Georgia
- CPulley v. Harris
- DCocker v. Georgia 2800.98
19The law mandated in North Carolina that all first-degree murder convictions receive a mandated death sentence was ruled constitutional by the Supreme Court in Woodson v. North Carolina.
- ATrue
- BFalse
20Which case did the Court rule that it was constitutional to impose the death penalty on persons 16 and 17 years if age?
- AKennedy v. Louisiana
- BTinson v. Arizona
- CStraford v. Kentucky
- DAtkins v. Virginia
21The use of a three - chemical combination in Kentucky for lethal injection was ruled unconstitutional by the Court.
- ATrue
- BFalse
22Which case did the Court find that a person convicted of a felony who had at least three prior felony convictions be sentenced as a Class 1 felony receiving a life in prison without parole sentence?
- AErwing v. California
- BSolem v. Helm
- CRummel v. Estelle
- DNelson v. Campbell
23In 2012 , the law governing how death penalty inmates are executed by lethal injection was struck down in Arkansas because it allowed correctional authorities to use discretion in the cocktail of chemicals used in the executions.
- ATrue
- BFalse
24The case involving an inmate from Clinton State Prison in New York concerning the conditions of his cell in solitary confinement was:
- AMill v. French
- BBenjamin v. Frazer
- CWright v. McMann
- DSinclair v. Henderson
25The PLRA does not provide the termination of a decree that is made less than two years after the date the court granted or approve the prospective relief.
- ATrue
- BFalse
26What the SRT team does to inmates is not considered cruel and unusual punishment by inmates?
- ATrue
- BFalse
27The government does not have an obligation to provide medical care for inmates.
- ATrue
- BFalse
28In the case of Washington v. Harper, the Court ruled that:
- ATreatment can be given to control or improve an inmate’s disruptive or difficult behavior.
- BTreatment cannot be given to control or improve an inmate’s disruptive or difficult behavior.
- CInmates have the right to refuse unwanted medical treatment, even if it would result in their death.
- DInmates do not have the right to refuse unwanted medical treatment, even if it would stop them from dying.
29Prison officials can refuse an inmate health care if they cannot pay for their health care service copay.
- ATrue
- BFalse
30Which of the following cases did not deal with inmate suicides?
- AHeflin v. Stewart County
- BReed v. Woodruff County
- CCollins v. Seeman
- DDoe v. Delie
31In the state of Arkansas if an inmate is determined to already be deceased, the jailer does not have to try to resuscitate them.
- ATrue
- BFalse
32If an inmate tells a correctional officer that they are feeling “suicidal,” the officer should:
- ANotify the supervisor and start the suicide prevent procedures.
- BNotify the other officers starting the next shift and leave.
- CNotify the family and ask for someone to speak to them.
- DNotify the chaplain located at the facility.
33If a female inmate is in active labor, the use of restraints is at the discretion of the correctional officer escorting her.
- ATrue
- BFalse
34It was ruled constitutional to separate inmates who were HIV-positive to control the threat of AIDS within the inmate population.
- ATrue
- BFalse
35Courts relying on the “Turner “ reasonableness” standard to assess whether the challenged policies does not violate a woman’s right to abortion under the Fourteenth Amendment.
- ATrue
- BFalse
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