Perhaps the most basic and compelling argument against court intervention for inmates' rights is that the monies being spent by prison systems to defend against inmate lawsuits and to comply with court orders could have been better spent to reform the unacceptable practices that sparked the suits in the first place.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The rate of HIV/AIDS is about the same in the offender population than the general population, but still presents challenges to prison and community supervision officials
a. True b. False
About a month ago, Laura ordered an autographed Star Wars poster from a memorabilia website, but she hasn't received it yet despite checking with the company and inquiring with United Parcel Service (UPS). The company says they shipped the poster. What type of crime might Laura be a victim of?
A. Phishing B. E-tailing fraud C. E-piracy D. Cyber war
Which of the following is a social-cultural structural theory?
A. learning theory B. social disorganization theory C. social control theory D. labeling theory
A type of sentence that requires the offender to remain inside an approved, designated location during specified periods is called:
A. home confinement. B. fines. C. community service. D. day reporting. E. intensive supervision probation.