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General Correctional System (U.S.) MCQs

Juvenile Corrections MCQ

1. A death that results from a wrongful act or from negligence. In the criminal justice system, the execution of an innocent person is a wrongful death is known as:

2. A training school is a residential facility that offers vocational training to juvenile offenders.

3. ___________ is an action that is prohibited only to minors (in this instance). Status offenses may include consumption of alcohol, tobacco smoking, truancy, and running away from home.

4. A small part of something intended as representative of the whole in which every element has an equal chance of being selected is known as:

5. Exaggerating or faking symptoms of illness to receive special care or avoid duties or work is called _________ .

6. _________ is a type of early prison for juvenile delinquents begun in New York, similar to adult houses of correction.

7. Delinquency is an illegal offense or misdeed, especially one committed by a juvenile.

8. The systematic release or removal of offenders from an institution, especially secure residential facilities, for placement and care in the community is known as:

9. Chemical and mechanical force is the use of chemical agents, such as pepper spray, or mechanical restraints, such as to control behavior or exact punishment .

10. Boot camps held less than ______ of youth in residential placement in 2011.

11. The Missouri Model has become known as the most effective practice in the U.S.

12. Males are more likely than females to be placed in residential facilities for status offenses.

13. Which of the following groups is often considered the largest segment of youth in residential placement?

14. The age at which a youth is automatically tried in adult court varies by state.

15. In 2011, _______ of juvenile offenders were placed in a group home.

16. Which of the following states entered a complex and far reaching consent decree to remedy harsh conditions?

17. The “super predator” myth was created by a professor from

18. Which of the following is not an example of a mechanical force that is used to control an offender’s behavior?

19. Solitary confinement typically means that individuals are held for a total of ______ hours a day in their cells.

20. The first statewide juvenile correctional facility was built in

21. Wards of the House of Refuge would be placed on ships to work for the emerging merchant machines.

22. The Society for the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency opened up the first House of Refuge in 1825.

23. Juvenile just systems are different in each state and locality.

24. The first reform schools opened in California.