PREA
Landmark Cases
General Knowledge
SC Minimum Standards
The Constitution
100

Prison Rape Elimination Act

What is PREA?

100

Case that established the constitutional right of prison inmates to adequate medical care under the Eighth Amendment

Estelle v Gamble

100

A formal means of delivering complaints and concerns from a detainee to the administration and where the administration can respond.

What is the inmate grievance system?

100

Mandatory requirements for local jails.

What is SC Minimum Standards?

100

The constitutional guarantee that the government should treat individuals fairly before taking away life and liberty.

What is Due Process?

200

The two "S" words for 17 and under detainees as related to classification.

What are sight and sound?

(Explain)

200

Pretrial detainee only needs to show that the force used against them was unreasonable from an objective standpoint.

What is Kingsley v. Hendrickson?

200

The maximum time allotted to release someone.

What are four hours?

200

One hour per day.

What is the minimum time a detainee should be allowed out of his cell daily?

200

Constitutional amendment that protects detainees from cruel and unusual punishment.

Eighth Amendment

300

Staff on inmate

Inmate on Inmate

Sexual Harassment

Retaliation

What are the four types of PREA violations?
300

Conditions at this detention center in South Carolina violated the 8th and 14th amendment rights. Including staff shortages and structural negligence.

What is Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center 2025?

300

An arrestee is brought in without a ticket, warrant, or commitment. The arresting officer should be given...

What is an arrestee charge notification?

300

3 hours per week

What is the minimal time a detainee should be allowed to go outside?

300

Constitutional amendment that protects against unreasonable searches and seizures

What is the Fourth Amendment?

400

Practices we use to minimize PREA violations

Answer may vary to include: zero tolerance policy, proper staff screening before hire, unannounced rounds, mandatory reporting, etc

400

Tennessee v. Garner

Explain the case.

400

To knowingly ignore a substantial risk of harm or severe medical need.

What is deliberate indifference?

400

Inmate initial screening. List what should be included.

What are current illnesses, medications taken, condition of skin, behavior observations, likelihood of suicide attempt, etc

400

The Sixth Amendment.

What is the right to counsel and the right to a speedy trial by an impartial jury?

500

Detainee to staff "Help, I've been assaulted by my cellmate, but I don't want it reported. I just want to be in a room by myself preferably near the tv".

Answer should include the proper procedure for accusation.

500

Farmer v. Brennan

Describe in detail the case.

500

The time allotted for charges to be brought in by an arresting agency. Explain exceptions and circumstances.

What is 24 hours? 

500

Each facility should have one of these to use to prevent injury to detainee under influence of alcohol/drugs or who are uncontrollably violent

What is Special Handling?

500
The difference between the fifth and fourteenth amendment as related to detention.

What is federal vs state and local?

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