Questions and Answers
What is the definition of Administrative Segregation?
Who is directly responsible for case management matters within a unit?
Case Manager
What is the primary role of a Correctional Counselor?
Develops and implements programs for inmates
What does the term Custody Level refer to?
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What is the role of an Educational Adviser?
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What significant reform did the English Penal Servitude Act of 1853 introduce?
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What does the Level of Security relate to?
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What is the LSI-R in corrections?
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What is the purpose of the Mark System?
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What was the significance of Morris v. Travisono (1970)?
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What did Palmigiano v. Garrahy (1977) emphasize?
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What is Protective Custody?
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What role does a Psychology Services Representative have?
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What is the SENTRY System?
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What responsibilities does a Unit Manager have?
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Study Notes
Administrative Segregation
- Classification type that separates inmates from general population for safety reasons.
- Nonpunitive, used when inmates may pose threats to themselves or others.
Case Manager
- Responsible for case management within a unit.
- Reports directly to the unit manager.
Correctional Counselor
- Implements individualized and group counseling programs for inmates.
- Aims to meet individual needs of confined inmates.
Custody Level
- Indicates the required level of staff supervision for an inmate.
- Varies based on assessed risk and behavior.
Educational Adviser
- Serves as a consultant for educational matters within the unit team.
- Typically a permanent role focused on inmate education.
English Penal Servitude Act
- Established in 1853 through efforts by Maconchie.
- Introduced rehabilitation programs for convicts in the UK.
Level of Security
- Concerns the physical barriers to prevent inmate escapes.
- Directly linked to public safety considerations.
Level of Supervision Inventory - Revised (LSI-R)
- Assessment tool used for evaluating inmate supervision needs.
- Helps in classification and identifying risks.
Mark System
- Sentence duration determined by inmate behavior and work habits.
- Encourages positive conduct for possible sentence reduction.
Morris v. Travisono (1970)
- Case ruling on unconstitutional inmate placement practices in Rhode Island.
- Led to federally mandated procedures for inmate classification.
Palmigiano v. Garrahy (1977)
- Highlights the necessity of effective classification systems in prisons.
- Emphasizes the importance of appropriate inmate management.
Protective Custody
- Special safety provisions for inmates at risk in the general population.
- Intended to ensure well-being and safety based on specific needs.
Psychology Services Representative
- Key member of the inmate classification decision-making team.
- Involved in the admission and information-gathering processes.
SENTRY System
- Comprehensive database utilized by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
- Used for inmate classification and tracking throughout the prison system.
Treatment
- Refers to the psychological and rehabilitation services offered to inmates.
- Aims to address individual needs and facilitate reintegration.
Unit Manager
- Directs daily operations and activities of the housing unit.
- Responsible for quality control of programs and correspondence in the unit.
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These flashcards cover key terms and definitions from Chapter 9 of the Hanser text. They focus on important concepts related to administrative practices and case management in correctional settings. Perfect for anyone studying criminal justice or related fields.
