Describe the normal booking process in a jail
What will be an ideal response?
• Jails have a central area for booking, admitting, and releasing inmates. Police officers or county sheriff deputies bring arrested offenders to the jail; they are placed in a holding cell that can be for a single or as many as ten to twelve inmates. They are then identified and fingerprinted and their property is inventoried and stored. They receive a brief physical and mental health screening and usually talk to a social worker about the process and how potential release on bail or personal recognizance works. If they are there for a minor offense, they may be quickly released on bond, and are placed in a temporary holding area.
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When important conflict issues, episodes, or situations are ignored to the point where they become so big they must be resolved immediately and without regard for the cost, they evoke
a. reactive management b. proactive management c. knee jerk management d. crisis management e. traditional responses
Explain how power-control theory attempts to explain gender differences in delinquency rates.
What will be an ideal response?
Administrators believe that as much as possible, the elderly should remain in the general population but with special accommodations
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which concept consists of tools by which to put leadership into action?
A) leadership B) community policing C) management D) problem solving