Are private prisons a good idea? Defend your answer.
What will be an ideal response?
Pros—some say they save money, lower startup costs, more beds. Cons—not as
highly regulated, so they may cut corners; want inmates to work, so that could impact
the length of inmates’ sentences; inmates may be placed further from their homes,
hurting families and leading to greater potential for problems upon release.
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Emerging technologies will soon be central elements of technocorrections. Describe and define technocorrections and discuss the three central elements that it contains
In your opinion, is this a good thing or a bad thing? Explain and support your opinion with facts.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Surveillance involves some type of direct or indirect management input 2. A mass, staged sickout is also known as a blue out. 3. The terms power and influence are as synonymous as the terms power and authority. 4. Leaders exercise power in order to help members of their group achieve organizational goals. 5. Reward power has to do with individuals keeping both internal and external rewards for themselves.
Janet and Monica are celebrating Mardi Gras in Galveston. They observe a passing parade. They get caught up in the moment and join in the parade
About two blocks down the street they begin lifting their blouses and displaying their bare breasts to the crowd. The crowd cheers but a nearby police officer is not amused. The two women have committed: A) disorderly conduct. B) inciting a riot. C) disturbing the peace. D) no offense due to the public holiday defense.
The first case that the U.S. Supreme Court heard regarding the death penalty for juveniles was ______.
A. Wilkins v. Missouri B. Thompson v. Oklahoma C. Eddings v. Oklahoma D. Stanford v. Kentucky