Inmate Disciplinary Infractions

Question 1

The executive mercy that changes a more serious sentence to a less serious punishment or a long period to a short term is known as __________.

Accepted Answer

Commutation

Answer

Parole

Answer

Probation

Answer

Mandatory release

Question 2

The method of categorizing convicts in order to coordinate diagnosis, therapy, and treatment program execution in each particular case is known as ___________.

Accepted Answer

Classification

Answer

Gate Fever

Answer

Indeterminate Sentence

Answer

Reprieve

Question 3

This is the most recent justification for punishment. (According to this theory, society is best protected from crime when the goal of imprisonment is to reform or rehabilitate the prisoner.

Accepted Answer

Reformation

Answer

Deterrence

Answer

Corporal Punishment

Answer

Punishment

Question 4

Discipline has been discredited. Hands-down judgments made without any legal or official authority are referred to as __________  .

Accepted Answer

Kangaroo Court

Answer

Court Martial

Answer

Shari’a Court

Answer

Juvenile Court

Question 5

The statutory release of an offender who has been detained for a period equivalent to his or her whole sentence minus statutory GCTC.

Accepted Answer

Mandatory release

Answer

Gate fever

Answer

Probation

Answer

Classification

Question 6

The emotion of immediate release from the imprisonment and the feeling of doubt on the part of the parolee as the ebb of his release to the community.

Accepted Answer

Gate fever

Answer

Probation

Answer

Prisonization

Answer

Outburst

Question 7

It is the unlawful removal of an inmate from detention or custody.

Accepted Answer

Escape

Answer

Prisoner

Answer

Community Service

Answer

Instrument of restraint