Meeting minimum critical staffing by asking corrections officers to work the next tour or shift is called ________________.
What is "backfilling"?
100
What type of professional constitutes the largest group of treatment personnel in prisons?
What are "teachers"?
100
The process by which a decision is made to determine whether to send a particular prisoner to a maximum-, medium-, or low-security correctional institution.
What is "external classification"?
100
What type of supervisory arrangement allows an offender to retain his or her employment fulfilling his or her jail time on non-working days?
What is "weekend confinement"?
100
An intermediate sanction consisting of a sliding dollar amount determined by the offender’s daily wages.
What is a "day fine".
200
Suffering from two or more simultaneous medical needs is called THIS.
What is "co-morbidity"?
200
Teaching self-control and management skills are common components of what type of program?
What is "anger management"?
200
The Federal Bureau of Prisons outlawed THIS is 2004.
What is "smoking"?
200
In a prison facility, a single dayroom surrounded by housing units is called THIS.
What is a "pod"
300
A program of temporary leave from a prison for educational, work, or emergency purposes.
What is "furlough"?
300
Which "model" attempts to return the offender to society as a responsible and productive citizen by providing programs in prison which relate to circumstances in the outside world.
What is the "reintegration" model?
300
Jails are confinement facilities usually operated by what type of law enforcement agency?
What is "local"?
300
What types of facilities are intended to maximize interaction between inmates and staff?
What is "new generation facilities"?
300
An inmate who is allowed to live at home during the week but who must report to jail to serve his or her sentence over the weekend
What is a "weekender"?
400
A process of assigning inmates to types of programs and work and cell locations.
What is "internal classification"?
400
There are three correctional models: the treatment model, the reintegration model, and the _________________.
What is the "vocational-Rehabilitation Model"
400
The primary role of ________________ is to protect society.
What is "custody"?
400
An inmate held in jail while awaiting transportation to a federal or state prison is called THIS
What is "a holdback"?
400
In THIS model of prison supervision, inmates interact with staff and other inmates in day rooms or common areas.
What is "direct supervision or podular supervision"?
500
A process by which inmate control and programming are changed
What is "re-classification"?
500
A structured process that seeks to change how an offender thinks and sees the world
What is "cognitive behavioral therapy"?
500
Restrictive laws on the interstate transport of prison-industry goods, effectively diminishing many vocational training programs, were passed during what major event in American history?
What is "the Great Depression"?
500
Offenders under consideration for pre-trial release are subject to a _____ assessment.
What is "risk" assessment?
500
Holding someone accused of a crime because he or she cannot make bail is an example of THIS.