What was the significance of the Mann Act of 1925?
A. It prohibited bringing women into the country for the purpose of prostitution.
B. It made the possession and distribution of cocaine, a drug previously used as a pain reliever, a federal crime.
C. It set the standard for obscenity in cases involving pornography.
D. It made prostitution legal in three counties within the state of Nevada.
Answer: A
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A) apprenticeship B) literacy C) counseling D) vocational training
The regulations that apply to a given private facility are determined by ______.
A. a federal oversight committee B. the facility administrators C. the location of the facility and origin of the inmates D. the shareholders and board members of the prison company
Prisoners that engage in _____________ often identify little with the values of free society and seek power and influence within prison society
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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