Warden Smith supervises 2000 male inmates who are incarcerated for various reasons, including murder, rape, robbery, drugs, theft, and arson. He meets with every inmate who is sentenced to his prison to get an understanding of where each inmate came from and how he can possibly prevent recidivism.Warden Smith also reviews the background and criminal history of all offenders who enter his prison
He notices a common theme- many of his inmates began offending at a very early age and they continued to offend well into adulthood. These inmates would be considered:
A) ?adolescent-limited offenders.
B) ?active persisters.
C) ?passive persisters.
D) ?life-course persisters.
E) ?learned behavior offenders.
D
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These are commonly referred to as uppers:
a. Inhalants b. Depressants c. Narcotics d. Stimulants
The following is an example of a blood presumptive test:
a. acid phosphatase. b. Phadebas reagent. c. Takayama test. d. Starch-Iodine test. e. none of the above.
In 1897, British official Sir Edward Richard Henry devised a workable classification system which he used to classify prisoners in India. This system was called the
a. Henry Classification System b. Scotland Yard Classification System c. Sir Edward Classification System d. British Classification System
Mental health courts are one of several examples of these types of courts in which court officials work with specialists to impose treatment rather than incarceration for eligible offenders.
A. Mediation courts B. Victim assistance courts C. Problem-solving courts D. Family courts