Federal Prisons
Juvenile Rights
Jails
Prison Food
Probation/Parole
100

Federal prison house inmates from?

All over the country/different states

100

Who must be present when a juvenile is first arrested and in for questioning? 

A lawyer and parent or guardian.
100

Who runs the local jails?

The Sheriffs Department or the local police.

100

What type of food is provided to inmates in Norway?

Fresh fish, produce and whole foods.

100

What is the goal of proabtion?

To keep a person from getting placed in prison.

200

Federal prisons are considered more ____________ than jails.

dangerous

200

What laws protect youth from being harassed or sexually assaulted in prison?

PREA (Prison Rape Elimination Act)

200

Where are the people in a jail usually from?

The county and local cities.
200

In Japan prison ____________ is a regular staple dish and prsioner's are expected to eat _________________.

Sushi/Rice, eat in silence.

200

What are the rules for probation?

The person must follow strict orders from a judge. This means going to school or work, staying away from certain people, and checking in with a probation officer (a person who makes sure the rules are followed).

300

Most prison inmates live in ______________.

Single or partner cells.

300

How long can a juvenile be left alone at Adobe Corrections Facility?

No longer than 8 minutes. 5 minutes if on suicide watch.

300

People in jail are usually there for ______________________.

Shorter periods of time for a trial or sentencing.

300

What state in the U.S took away the last meal request on death row? What do inmates eat there last day of life?

Texas, the same meal served as other inmates that day.

300

What is the goal of parole?

A chance to leave prison early and finish the rest of a sentence at home.

400

In prison you may able to work a _____________ if your on good begavior.

job

400

What is the adult/officer ratio in juvenile prison?

8 youth to 1 adult (trained) or officer.

400

How long can an adult stay in a prison?

Can wait weeks, months, or over a year while awaiting trial.

400

What is a common punishment for inmates who cause problems in prison during meal time.

They have to eat a gross casserole with their bare hands.

400

What happens if a person does not follow parole?

Breaking a rule sends the person right back to prison to finish their full sentence.





500
The possibility of parole means a person ______________________.

Might get out earl on parole if they show good behavior and are considered safe to enter into society again.

500

Can a dangerous juvenile be put in isolation similar to an adult if they are violent.

Yes in Adobe this was called MHU ( Medical Health Unit)

500

What is the goal for adults in State and Federal prison and jail?

Punishment & Safety — focus on accountability and public safety.

500

What prison/ country operates as a self-governing community with it's own resteraunts? 

San Pedro La Paz, Bolivia

500

What is the main difference between parole and probation?

Probation avoids prison completely. Parole comes after prison time. Who decides: A judge gives probation. A parole board gives parole.