CJ Chapter 13 Review

Incapacitation theory that seeks to identify and detain the most dangerous criminals.

Legislation (1935) that ended interstate commerce of prison-made goods.

Prison model that introduced the concept of inmates working together rather than in solidarity

Who created the Irish system of imprisonment?

Most inmates housed in federal prisons have been convicted of...

Jails built on and run using combined resources of a variety of local jurisdictions

The law of retaliation, often expressed as 'an eye for an eye'.

The number of inmates a prison was designed to hold when it was built or modified.

The federal bureau of prisons classifies institutions to all EXCEPT the following

The number of inmates a prison can hold according to judgement of experts/inspectors.

The era of punishment are we now in.

The form of inmate labor in which items produced by inmates are sold by or to state offices.

The repetition of criminal behavior.

A state or federal confinement facility that has custodial authority over sentenced adults.

A prison program through which inmates are temporarily released into the community to hold jobs