Prison and jail corruption differ from other forms of public corruption because of the uniqueness of the environment, function, opportunities, and patterns of relationships of correctional institutions
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Unless the victim first reports victimization, the National Crime Victimization Survey does not ask if a respondent has ever ________________________
a. had their car stolen b. been a victim of rape c. had their house burglarized d. used a gun in self-defense
You become the new manager of an apartment complex. The owner hires you because you are an expert in broken windows theory. In the tour of the facility the owner shows you an opening in the fence
She explains that through the last two years, the block has been continually broken and removed resulting in an opening of about six feet across. She tells you that it started with the top course becoming loose from the juveniles hopping the fence to cut across the field to the store. She shows you an electric box right where the opening is that juveniles would use to hop over the 6-foot fence. She says that everyone was using the opening as a shortcut to the store, but now there is a nightly group of juveniles gathered around in the field next to where the opening is–drinking, smoking, and who knows what else. She tells you that tenants are complaining and are afraid to park their cars anywhere close to the fence opening. She tells you to decide whether or not to have the fence rebuilt and eliminate the opening or to build a gate into the opening. What might be some pros and cons to the two options?
The pioneer of problem oriented policing, as considered by many, is August Vollmer
a. True b. False
Some correctional facilities have been reformulated into ________ that apply a psychosocial, experiential learning process and rely on positive peer pressure within a highly structured social environment.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).