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CSS 212

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1. A crime analysis report focuses on

A. Personal disputes

B. Crime patterns and trends

C. Sleep patterns

D. Family background

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2. An incident report written by criminologists includes

A. Lyrics and quotes

B. Movie reviews

C. Victim and suspect details

D. Comedy skits

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3. PREA reports are related to

A. Prison food inspections

B. Inmate sporting events

C. Sexual abuse allegations

D. Budget allocations

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4. Correctional document for dignitary visits

A. C.F. 50

B. Book 26

C. Gate book

D. Book 69

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5. Three stages of inmate transformation

A. Observation, evaluation, report

B. Reformation, rehabilitation, reintegration

C. Reception, custody, release

D. Record, report, release

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6. Legal paper used to admit inmates

A. Search form

B. Admission log

C. Statement of offense

D. Commitment warrant

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7. An incident report is typically filed when

A. Inmates apply for parole

B. Medical records are updated

C. A correctional officer gets promoted

D. A fight or escape occurs

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8. Purpose of correctional records includes

A. Recruiting new inmates

B. Organizing staff payroll

C. Documenting rehabilitation progress

D. Purpose of correctional records includes

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9. Victimology reports assess

A. Law firm rankings

B. Victim impact and needs

C. Offender hobbies

D. DNA alterations

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10. Register for flogging as court order

A. C.F. 32

B. C.F. 33

C. C.F. 31

D. C.F. 30

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11. Contraband & STG reports help

A. Identify escape routes

B. Track gang-related threats

C. Assign visitation times

D. Evaluate therapy results

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12. Form reporting prisoner escapes

A. C.F. 50

B. Book 15

C. C.F. 64

D. Book 38

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13. Journal used by Chief Warder

A. Lock-up register

B. Book 69

C. Gate book

D. Visitors book

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14. Use of force reports are required when

A. Officers apply any physical restraint

B. Medical staff conduct therapy

C. Inmates are released

D. Visitors arrive

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15. A grievance report is filed by

A. Wardens only

B. Medical personnel

C. Visitors

D. Inmates

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16. Effective criminology reports must maintain

A. Entertaining tone

B. Emotional exaggerations

C. Biased narratives

D. Objectivity and structure

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17. Open arrest requires offender to

A. Report hourly to gate lodge

B. Remain at work site

C. Stay in cell 24/7

D. Leave the yard

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18. Officer recording correctional daily summary

A. Superintendent

B. Gatekeeper

C. Yard master

D. Welfare officer

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19. Correctional form for release authorization

A. C.F. 28

B. C.F. 5

C. C.F. 6

D. C.F. 124

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20. Medical records in correctional facilities are

A. Shared during recreation

B. Private and confidential

C. Public and shareable

D. Optional and public

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21. First point of inmate admission at custodial centre

A. Reception unit

B. Gate lodge

C. Cell block

D. Record office

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22. Report showing prisoners’ daily activities

A. Correctional journal

B. Inmate logbook

C. Daily state journal

D. Lock-up register

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23. A criminal profiling report provides

A. Health insurance claims

B. Funeral arrangements

C. Food ration calculations

D. Psychological insights of offenders

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24. Register showing inmate classifications

A. Book 11

B. Book 53

C. Book 69

D. Book 15

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25. Criminologists write reports mainly to

A. Recruit law students

B. Assist investigations

C. Entertain audiences

D. Replace court decisions

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26. Inmate progress reports assist in

A. Budgeting meals

B. Disciplinary hearings

C. Transport planning

D. Parole decisions

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27. Custodial document tracking inmate transfers

A. Book 53

B. C.F. 5

C. C.F. 69

D. C.F. 124

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28. A disciplinary report helps in

A. Assigning bunkmates

B. Reducing visitation hours

C. Scheduling court appearances

D. Issuing punishment for misconduct

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29. Official supervising admission board

A. Yard master

B. Chief warder

C. Medical officer

D. Superintendent in-charge

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30. Parole & probation reports track

A. Rule compliance

B. Visitor attendance

C. Staff holidays

D. Inmate dress code

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31. First point of inmate admission at custodial centre

A. Record office

B. Cell block

C. Gate lodge

D. Reception unit

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32. Officer handling inmate valuables

A. Medical officer

B. Welfare officer

C. Gatekeeper

D. Record officer

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33. Logs of inmate phone calls and letters are found in

A. Use of force reports

B. Incident files

C. Grievance reports

D. Communication logs

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34. A central inmate file (CIF) is used by

A. School boards

B. Community volunteers

C. Federal Bureau of Prisons

D. City councils

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35. Inmate's dietary records maintained in

A. Ration register

B. Daily state

C. Ration chart

D. Daily weight book

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36. Correctional form for remission application

A. C.F. 124

B. C.F. 26

C. C.F. 18

D. C.F. 80

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37. Report completed after inspecting iron bars

A. Patrol log

B. Gang book

C. Yard master report

D. Search report

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38. Daily lock-up statistics documented in

A. C.F. 6

B. C.F. 124

C. Book 38

D. Book 15

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39. Final stage of inmate admission

A. Gate book entry

B. Admission board appearance

C. Property collection

D. Medical check

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40. Sentence and release records show

A. Expected release dates

B. Names of correctional officers

C. Personal habits of inmates

D. Available meal options

Your score is

The average score is 54%

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