List the major differences between adult and juvenile corrections programs and facilities.
What will be an ideal response?
Unlike adult facilities, juvenile facilities are required to provide educational services to inmates. Juvenile facilities also have a higher ratio of staff to residents, which leads to much higher operating costs. These higher costs mean there is less money to invest in building new facilities, meaning juvenile facilities are typically older and in worse shape than adult facilities.
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a. Sicarii b. Komitehs c. Luddites d. People’s Will
Which of the following is an example of an investigatory stop?
A. When a police officer checks the blood alcohol level of the driver B. When a police officer stops the driver for reckless driving C. When a police officer stops the driver for speeding D. When a police officer checks the driver for possession of illegal drugs
Jail officers' lack of knowledge for appropriate intervention strategies poses a problem when dealing with the:
a. funding units. b. administrators. c. mentally ill. d. inmates' visitors.
African American males are sent to jails and prisons at a rate of ____ times greater than that of whites
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