Correctional System Review

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A set of 80 fill-in-the-blank flashcards created to aid in the review of the correctional system, covering key concepts, terms, and legal aspects discussed in the lecture.

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The governmental system responsible for the supervision of convicted individuals is called the __.

Correctional System

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Probation is often referred to as __.

community supervision

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Probationers are supervised while living in the __ instead of being incarcerated.

free world

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The initial step in probation is __.

Conviction

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The __ investigation compiles findings to help determine appropriate conditions of probation.

Pre-Sentencing

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Conditions of probation typically include following the law, not using __, and completing specific classes.

drugs or alcohol

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A probation officer's tasks typically include meeting regularly with the probationer and administering __ tests.

drug or alcohol

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If a probationer successfully completes their probation, they are __ from probation.

discharged

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If a probationer violates conditions, the officer may issue a warning or notify the __.

prosecutor

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Jails are typically for term incarceration, whereas prisons are for term incarceration.

shorter, longer

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County jails are run by the __.

county

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__ prisons house individuals convicted of federal offenses.

Federal

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In 1891, the U.S. passed the __ which established three federal prisons.

Three Prisons Act

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The creation of the Federal Bureau of Prisons aimed to provide more __ of federal prisons.

oversight

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Inmates retain rights such as the 8th Amendment right to be free from __ punishments.

cruel and unusual

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One of the key rights of inmates includes freedom from __.

assault

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Under the 1st Amendment, inmates have the right to freedom of __ and religion.

speech

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Inmates must have access to __ and legal materials to prepare their defenses.

courts

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Inmates have the right to __ and mental health care during incarceration.

medical treatment

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A process enabling inmates to report complaints against staff is called a __.

grievance

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Correctional facilities generally include living quarters, bathrooms, showers, and __.

recreation areas

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Some prisons have facilities for farms and __ to aid in self-sufficiency.

factories

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Correctional facilities are organized based on the level of __ needed.

security

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The classification system places inmates in facilities based on their risks and __.

needs

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The maximum security level in TDCJ classification is __.

G5/Ad. Seg.

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Special populations needing unique housing include female inmates, juvenile inmates, and __ inmates.

mentally ill

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Female inmates are often housed separately to prevent violence and __ from male inmates.

assault

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Juvenile inmates are housed separately to protect their __ and psychological needs.

physical

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Inmates with severe mental health issues may be housed in __ facilities.

psychiatric

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The Americans with Disabilities Act ensures reasonable __ for disabled inmates.

accommodations

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Sex offenders are often separated for their own __ from other inmates.

safety

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Parole is a term for the __ release of an inmate from prison.

early

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Parole is only available to those sentenced to , not to __.

prison; jail

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The parole panel is made up of members of the ___

Board of Pardons and Parole

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Conditions of parole require offenders to follow specific guidelines such as avoiding __.

crime

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A parolee may have their parole __ if they violate its conditions.

revoked

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The Death Penalty in the U.S. may NOT be used on __.

juveniles

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In Texas, the death penalty is applied primarily for __ murder.

capital

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The approved method of execution in Texas is __ injection.

lethal

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Death row for male offenders is located at the __ Unit in Texas.

Polunsky

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Race and gender breakdown statistics show Texas executed over __ people since 1982.

593

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In the last decades, the average time spent on death row in Texas is __ years.

11.22

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States such as New Mexico and New Jersey do NOT utilize the __ penalty.

death

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Correctional facilities might offer __ programs to help rehabilitate inmates.

employment

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Parole officers assist with reintegration by offering resources for jobs and __.

housing

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Probationary periods involve regular meetings with a __ officer.

probation

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Drug tests may be administered to ensure compliance with probation conditions and __.

rehabilitation

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Inmates are provided with educational programs to help them earn a __.

degree

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Violating calls for a response from the __, possibly leading to a hearing.

parole panel

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Death row inmates await execution often due to lengthy __ processes.

appeals

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The Death Chamber is where executions take place, typically located near __ prisons.

death row