Final Exam Questions & Answers
CJUS Final Review
1. Know what the Fifth Amendment limits? Limitations on the exercise of governmental power or authority and prevent person from being tried twice for the same offense, testify against himself.
2. Sixth Amendment guarantees what? The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to legal counsel at all significant stages of a criminal proceeding. 3. The eighth amendment bars what?
U.S. constitutional amendment forbidding excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishment
4. Solitary confinement AKA administrative segregation, why is it necessary?
A critical management tool for separating “dangerous and disruptive” inmates who pose a threat to the safety of guards or fellow prisoners. 5. Sometimes deadly force is permissible in order to prevent what from happening?
When the officer has a reasonable belief that the subject of such force poses an imminent danger such e.g. escaping prisoners or fleeing felons.
6. They were different views (humanistic, legal), which view suggests that if inmates are given the same rights and privileges like any citizen, they’re anger and resentment toward society will diminish?
Humanistic View
7. The supreme court that the right to practice religion encompasses what, necessity, civil right (does it end when a person is incarcerated)?
Religion - Religious instruction and services are always provided in federal, state, and private prisons as long as it does not jeopardize institutional security.
OR
The court determined that prisoners should be allowed to practice their religion when these conditions are met:
- Duly established religion.
- The practice is a basic tenet of an established
- The practice do not endanger institution security
8. Searches are conducted by prison officials, as a result, are there any restrictions? (Are they prohibited by law, are they unreasonable)
The courts have consistently held that the protection the Fourth Amendment provides against unreasonable
1. Know what the Fifth Amendment limits? Limitations on the exercise of governmental power or authority and prevent person from being tried twice for the same offense, testify against himself.
2. Sixth Amendment guarantees what? The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to legal counsel at all significant stages of a criminal proceeding. 3. The eighth amendment bars what?
U.S. constitutional amendment forbidding excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishment
4. Solitary confinement AKA administrative segregation, why is it necessary?
A critical management tool for separating “dangerous and disruptive” inmates who pose a threat to the safety of guards or fellow prisoners. 5. Sometimes deadly force is permissible in order to prevent what from happening?
When the officer has a reasonable belief that the subject of such force poses an imminent danger such e.g. escaping prisoners or fleeing felons.
6. They were different views (humanistic, legal), which view suggests that if inmates are given the same rights and privileges like any citizen, they’re anger and resentment toward society will diminish?
Humanistic View
7. The supreme court that the right to practice religion encompasses what, necessity, civil right (does it end when a person is incarcerated)?
Religion - Religious instruction and services are always provided in federal, state, and private prisons as long as it does not jeopardize institutional security.
OR
The court determined that prisoners should be allowed to practice their religion when these conditions are met:
- Duly established religion.
- The practice is a basic tenet of an established
- The practice do not endanger institution security
8. Searches are conducted by prison officials, as a result, are there any restrictions? (Are they prohibited by law, are they unreasonable)
The courts have consistently held that the protection the Fourth Amendment provides against unreasonable