Terms #1
Terms #2
Terms #3
Terms #4
Terms #5
100

Guards are now referred to as this.

What are correctional officers?

100

Automatic parole is called this.

What is mandatory parole?
100

The term parole means this. 

What is word of honor?

100

Knowing how to get people to do what they otherwise would not is called this.

What is power?

100

A document granting freedom to work and live outside the prison before the expiration of his full sentence.

What is a ticket of leave?

200

Release after the completion of a sentence without supervision or reporting requirements is called this. 

What is unconditional release? 

200

What a person does every day on the job is called this. 

What is a role? 

200

Probation and parole officers are more professionalized than these individuals because of higher education, more training, and higher pay.

Who are corrections officers?

200

Government imposed changes in someone's legal status that interfere with the person's constitutionally guaranteed rights to be free of such interference.

What is a liberty interest? 

200

A correctional officer in a prison who is a violent, cynical, and alienated keeper of inmates is called this.

What is a hack?

300

Prisoners were tortured by mostly untrained corrections officers in a military prison in Iraq during this time. 

What is the Abu Ghraib scandal of 2004?

300

This is granted at the discretion of a parole board for selected inmates who are deemed to have earned it.

What is discretionary parole? 

300

This case determined if a probationer had a right to counsel at a probation revocation hearing. 

What is Mempa v. Rhay? 

300
The ability to make choices and to act or not act on them is defined as this. 

What is discretion? 

300

The longer the time spent in prison, the better the chance of success on parole.

FALSE

400

Transitional places of residence for offenders who are between the constant supervision of prison and the mush looser supervision in the community. 

What are halfway houses? 

400

Because of this, correctional staff at the state and local levels were able to gain some collective power to bargain with administrators to improve their own work conditions.

What is unionization? 

400

The provision by a correctional officer of goods, services, advocacy, and assistance to help inmates adjust is called this.

What is human service?

400

This system involves 4 stages, beginning with a 9-month period of solitary confinement, and the first 3 months with reduced rations and no work.

What is the Irish system?

400

This is probably the most important tool for the successful reintegration of offenders who want to go straight.

What is employment? 

500

Earning credits for the speedy and efficient performance of tasks and for overall good behavior is part of this system. 

What is the marks system? 

500

The process of leaving prison and returning to society is called this. 

What is reentry? 

500

A panel of people presumably qualified to make judgments about the suitability of a prisoner to be released from prison after having served some specified time of their sentence. 

What is a parole board? 

500

Entry-level public sector workers with too much work to do, too few resources to do it, and some discretion to choose how to do it is called this. 

What is a street level bureaucrat? 

500

During this, students volunteered with no training to act as officers and inmates in a makeshift prison. 

What is the Stanford prison experiment? 

M
e
n
u