Concerns about the loss of privacy is one of the major obstacles to police and correctional officers seeking help for stress-related illness
a. True
b. False
Answer: a
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Work release is representative of which era in the development of U.S. prisons?
a. The reform era b. The treatment era c. The just deserts era d. The community-based era
Which is NOT true about "insanity"?
a. The issue of insanity is concerned with the individual's state of mind during the commission of the crime. b. The issue of insanity is tied to the defendant's behavior before, during, and after the crime. c. The term insanity refers to a medical diagnosis. d. The M'Naughten Rule was the first guideline pertaining to insanity.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Juveniles who are sent to confinement are usually moved first to reception and diagnostic centers. 2. Boot camps, originally introduced in 1931 in New Jersey, are for newly enlisted recruits in the military but help provide delinquents structure, order, and education. 3. The court’s decision on White v. Reid (1954), a case in the District of Columbia, held that juveniles could not be held in institutions without rehabilitation programs. 4. While training schools try to adhere to the parens patriae philosophy, they have security measures in place to provide a safe environment that can enhance rehabilitation. 5. Intensive aftercare supervision (IAS) involves high levels of supervision of a juvenile after release and were created in the 1980s and 1990s, and the more recent programs follow the integrated theoretical framework of social control, social learning, and strain theories.
Which type of evidence will generally prove a fact without support?
What will be an ideal response?