1. _____ is defined as the physical location for federal death row.
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United States Penitentiary (USP) Terre Haute
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2. _____ is observes that prosecutors are overwhelmingly Caucasian and seek the death penalty disproportionately more often when the victim is also Caucasian.
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Prosecutorial Death Discretion Outcome
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3. Is federal Death Penalty Act of 1994 established constitutional procedures for imposition of the death penalty?
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True
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4. _____ is known as the states of mental illness that can develop over time as result of the death row phenomenon.
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Death Row Syndrome
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5. _____ is defined as the harmful effects of death row conditions that are experienced while waiting for one’s demise.
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Death Row Phenomenon
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6. _____ is persons who have been sentenced to be executed but are awaiting their execution.
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Death Row
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7. Is brutalization Hypothesis the contention that the use of harsh punishments sensitizes people to violence and teaches them to use it?
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True
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8. _____ is known as putting the offender to death.
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Capital Punishment
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9. _____ is defined as makes an independent recommendation to the attorney general regarding death penalty cases.
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Attorney General’s Review Committee on Capital Cases
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10. _____ is required inmate to provide clear and convincing evidence of a constitutional violation before granting a certificate of appeal.
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Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996
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11. Is anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 made the death penalty available as a possible punishment for certain drug-related offenses?
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True
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12. Which of the following organizations provides detailed information regarding the use of the death penalty?
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All of these
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13. Which of the following is the workhorse of neuroimaging used to assess the functioning of a person’s brain while engaged in some task?
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FMRI
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14. As of December 2012, how many inmates had been exonerated by the Innocence Project and DNA testing?
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305
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15. Diyya refers to ______.
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Blood money
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16. According to a study conducted in California in 2011, how much money would be saved if all of California's death row inmates were commuted to life without parole?
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$170 million
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17. Which court case ruled that an inmate may be involuntarily medicated if the inmate poses a danger to him/herself or others?
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Washington v. Harper
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18. With regard to racial bias, the issue has moved from ______ to ______.
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Black defendants; black victims
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19. Which of the following methods of execution was viewed as more humane than hanging?
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All of these
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20. Which of the following methods of execution was seen as more humane than the firing squad?
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Lethal injection
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21. Ford v. Wainwright (1986) addressed which of the following issues?
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The use of the death penalty on the insane
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22. Since 1976, 11 people have been executed with the use of a firing squad.
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False
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23. Historically, hanging has been the most common method used in execution.
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True
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24. The year 1994 marked the year with the highest level of support for the death penalty.
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True
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25. Life without the possibility of parole is not provided as an alternative to a death sentence.
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False
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26. The death penalty is the most controversial issue in corrections today.
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True
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27. Cases involving a White victim are more likely to result in the application of the death penalty than cases involving a Black victim.
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True
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28. All of the following are accurate statements about the current death row population except this.
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Two thirds of those on death row have a high school diploma.
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29. The death penalty is cheaper than life without the possibility of parole.
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False
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30. In Furman v. Georgia, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that ______.
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The administration of the death penalty was unconstitutional
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31. In ______, the U.S. Supreme Court held that statistical data that demonstrated racial disparities in the use of the death penalty were not sufficient evidence to prove discrimination in an individual case
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McKlesky v. Kemp
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32. Lethal injection is the most common method of execution today.
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True
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33. In Witherspoon v. Illinois, the U.S. Supreme Court held that a potential juror could serve on a capital jury even if she or he had doubts about the use of the death penalty.
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True
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34. Which region of the United States has the highest rates of execution?
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The South
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35. The brutalization hypothesis predicts findings that are the opposite of ______.
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General deterrence
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36. Death row syndrome refers to ______.
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The mental illnesses that the condemned might develop while held in solitary confinement on death row
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37. Which of the following is an accurate statement about the federal use of the death penalty?
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After Furman v. Georgia, the federal government waited 20 years before reforming its death penalty process.
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38. In which case did the U.S. Supreme Court abolish the use of the death penalty for those who were insane?
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Ford v. Wainwright
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39. A proponent of retribution would support the death penalty for murder because ______.
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She believes in proportionality between the punishment and the crime
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40. Prior to Roper v. Simmons, which juveniles were eligible to receive the death penalty?
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Any juveniles who were 16 or 17 at the time of the offense
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41. The death penalty is a constitutional punishment for the rape of an adult woman.
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False
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42. Exoneration means to clear from suspicion, accusation, or blame.
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True
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43. A preliminary hearing after a criminal complaint has been filed by the prosecutor, to determine whether there is enough evidence to require a trial is called ____________ .types of mistrial is known as:
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Evidentiary hearing
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44. Euthanasia is painlessly ending the life of a person or animal for the purpose of relieving suffering; mercy killing.
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True
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45. Prosecuting, trying, or punishing twice for the same instance of a criminal act when the first prosecution led to an acquittal, a conviction, or certain types of mistrial is known as:
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Double jeopardy
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46. During executions, who signals the delivery of the killing drugs?
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Wardens
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47. Between 1978 and 2011, the state of California spent _____ billion on the death penalty.
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4
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48. The average time spent in prison before an innocent individual is release is almost 20 years.
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False
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49. Which of the following court cases held that putting developmentally disabled to death constituted a violation of their Eight Amendment rights?
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Atkins v. Virginia
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50. The majority of the women who have been executed have been African American.
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False
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51. Which of the following cases suspended the imposition of death sentences in the U.S. for several years?
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Furman v. Georgia
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52. Which of the following states still kept inmates on death row after they abolished the death penalty?
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All of the above
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53. When Maryland abolished the death penalty, the repeals were not retroactive.
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True
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54. All of the following states have abolished the death penalty except?
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Montana
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55. The majority of death row inmates are male.
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True
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56. In 2012, _____ inmates were removed from death row.
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111
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57. The population of death row has increased.
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False
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58. California has executed ______ individuals.
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13
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59. ______ percent of criminologists believe that capital punishment reduces homicide rates.
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5
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60. According the authors, the majority of the public sees the death penalty as a cultural issue.
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False
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61. Capital punishment follows the Old Testament philosophy of an “eye for an eye.”
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True
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62. The death penalty is intended for the most violent crimes.
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True
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63. Which of the following states executed Troy Davis after the U.S. Supreme Court denied a stay of execution?
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Georgia
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