Prisoners in solitary confinement are locked in a cell for approximately :
a. 12 hours a day;
b. 18 hours a day;
c. 10 hours a day;
d. 23 hours a day.
d. 23 hours a day.
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In 2010, _______% of households in the United States had at least one member who experience one or more types of identity theft victimization
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The first police agency in the United Kingdom was in:
a. London b. Surrey c. Wales d. Northern Ireland
According to your textbook authors, Braithwaite holds that shaming is necessary for social control and the offender. However, the important issue is what follows shaming: reintegration or stigmatization. _______________ is essential because shamed individuals are considered to be at a turning point in their lives. It is at this point where the offender can become reacquainted with society or find themselves further entrenched in the criminal subculture. It is when quality social relations exist that they provide the means through which offenders are given the forgiveness and support needed to become a member of the community.
a. reintegration b. recidivism c. deterrence d. rehabilitation
Approximately what percentage of death row inmates are male?
a. 90% b. 19% c. 59% d. 98%