1. _____ is an inmate who becomes skilled at generating legal complaints and grievances within the prison system.
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Writ Writer
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2. Is totality of The Conditions a standard used to determine if conditions in an institution are in violation of the Eighth Amendment?
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True
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3. _____ is known as a legal injury in which a person causes injury as the result of a violation of one’s duty as established by law.
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Tort
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4. _____ is defined as verbal communication intended to lower the reputation of a person where such facts would actually be damaging to a reputation.
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Slander
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5. _____ is prohibits the government from substantially burdening an inmate’s religious exercise.
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Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000
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6. Is rational Basis Test sets guidelines for the rights of inmates that still allow correctional agencies to maintain security?
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True
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7. _____ is known as legal immunity that shields correctional officers from lawsuits, but first requires them to demonstrate the grounds for their possession of immunity.
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Qualified Immunity
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8. _____ is defined as monetary awards reserved for the person harmed in a malicious or willful manner by the guilty party.
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Punitive Damages
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9. _____ is limits an inmate’s ability to file lawsuits and the compensation that he or she can receive.
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10. Is one Hand On, One Hand Off Doctrine more conservative rulings are being handed down from the Court, reflecting an eclipse of the hands-off doctrine?
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True
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11. _____ is known as doing what a reasonably prudent person would not do in similar circumstances or failing to do what a reasonably prudent person would do in similar circumstances.
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Negligence
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12. _____ is defined as occurs when a criminal accusation is made without probable cause and for improper reasons.
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Malicious Prosecution
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13. _____ is written communication intended to lower the reputation of a person where such facts would actually be damaging to a reputation.
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Libel
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14. Is intentional Tort the actor, whether expressed or implied, was judged to have possessed intent or purpose to cause an injury?
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True
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15. _____ is known as a court order that requires an agency to take some form of action(s) or to refrain from a particular action(s).
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Injunction
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16. _____ is defined as the policy of the courts of avoiding intervention in prison operations.
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Hands-off Doctrine
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17. _____ is the person acted in the honest belief that the action taken was appropriate under the circumstances.
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Good Faith Defense
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18. Is emotional Distress refers to acts that lead to emotional distress of the client?
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True
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19. _____ is known as some form of slander or libel that damages a person’s reputation.
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Defamation
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20. _____ is defined as a judicial determination of the legal rights of the person bringing suit.
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Declaratory Judgment
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21. _____ is an injunction against both individual defendants and their agency
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Consent Decree
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22. Is compensatory Damages payments for the actual losses suffered by a plaintiff?
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True
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23. _____ is known as protection for persons who work in positions that require unimpaired decision-making functions.
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Absolute Immunity
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24. This case allows for the use of jail house lawyers to assist inmates in the preparation of legal documents if no other alternatives to accessing the courts exist.
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Johnson v. Avery
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25. Prior to this case, it was common for prison officials to screen inmate mail, including legal mail.
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Ex Parte Hull
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26. During the early history of corrections in the United States, the courts were actively involved in prison operations.
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False
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27. The U.S. Supreme Court outlined the rational basis test in ______.
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Turner v. Safley
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28. In this case, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that federal courts are permitted to limit state prison populations if the conditions within the prisons are unconstitutional.
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Brown v. Plata
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29. In prison settings, the ______ Amendment has limited applicability because, for the most part, inmates do not have a legitimate expectation of privacy while incarcerated.
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Fourth
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30. In ______, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that prisoners must be given reasonable opportunities to exercise their religious beliefs.
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Cruz v. Beto
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31. Prison staff may censure mail and other forms of written communications so long as there is a legitimate penological interest in doing so.
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True
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32. The primary case that addresses law libraries is Bounds v. Smith.
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True
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33. In Turner v. Safley, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a ban against inmate-to-inmate correspondences in different institutions within the state’s jurisdiction.
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True
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34. All of the following are accurate statements about Section 1983 cases except this.
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Public officials and private individuals can be sued.
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35. What test is used to determine if conditions in an institution violate the Eighth Amendment?
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Totality of conditions
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36. This case permits state inmates to sue state officials in federal courts.
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Cooper v. Pate
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37. Inmate release is one possible outcome of a successful tort case.
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False
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38. Which of the following is not one of the guidelines established by Wolff v. McDonnell?
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The prison must appoint counsel to represent the inmate in all proceedings.
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