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CSS 212

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1. A crime analysis report focuses on

A. Personal disputes

B. Family background

C. Sleep patterns

D. Crime patterns and trends

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2. An incident report is typically filed when

A. Medical records are updated

B. Inmates apply for parole

C. A fight or escape occurs

D. A correctional officer gets promoted

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3. Official supervising admission board

A. Medical officer

B. Yard master

C. Chief warder

D. Superintendent in-charge

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4. Report showing prisoners’ daily activities

A. Inmate logbook

B. Lock-up register

C. Correctional journal

D. Daily state journal

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5. Report completed after inspecting iron bars

A. Gang book

B. Patrol log

C. Search report

D. Yard master report

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6. A criminal profiling report provides

A. Funeral arrangements

B. Food ration calculations

C. Psychological insights of offenders

D. Health insurance claims

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7. PREA reports are related to

A. Inmate sporting events

B. Budget allocations

C. Prison food inspections

D. Sexual abuse allegations

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8. Journal used by Chief Warder

A. Book 69

B. Gate book

C. Lock-up register

D. Visitors book

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9. A grievance report is filed by

A. Visitors

B. Inmates

C. Wardens only

D. Medical personnel

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10. A disciplinary report helps in

A. Scheduling court appearances

B. Reducing visitation hours

C. Issuing punishment for misconduct

D. Assigning bunkmates

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11. Contraband & STG reports help

A. Track gang-related threats

B. Identify escape routes

C. Evaluate therapy results

D. Assign visitation times

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12. Register for flogging as court order

A. C.F. 33

B. C.F. 31

C. C.F. 30

D. C.F. 32

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13. Use of force reports are required when

A. Officers apply any physical restraint

B. Inmates are released

C. Visitors arrive

D. Medical staff conduct therapy

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14. Officer recording correctional daily summary

A. Welfare officer

B. Superintendent

C. Gatekeeper

D. Yard master

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15. 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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16. Inmate's dietary records maintained in

A. Daily state

B. Ration register

C. Daily weight book

D. Ration chart

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17. Custodial document tracking inmate transfers

A. C.F. 124

B. C.F. 5

C. Book 53

D. C.F. 69

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18. Victimology reports assess

A. Offender hobbies

B. Victim impact and needs

C. Law firm rankings

D. DNA alterations

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19. Correctional form for release authorization

A. C.F. 124

B. C.F. 28

C. C.F. 6

D. C.F. 5

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20. Legal paper used to admit inmates

A. Commitment warrant

B. Statement of offense

C. Admission log

D. Search form

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21. Final stage of inmate admission

A. Admission board appearance

B. Property collection

C. Gate book entry

D. Medical check

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22. Criminologists write reports mainly to

A. Entertain audiences

B. Replace court decisions

C. Recruit law students

D. Assist investigations

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23. An incident report written by criminologists includes

A. Movie reviews

B. Victim and suspect details

C. Lyrics and quotes

D. Comedy skits

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24. Medical records in correctional facilities are

A. Shared during recreation

B. Optional and public

C. Public and shareable

D. Private and confidential

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25. Purpose of correctional records includes

A. Organizing staff payroll

B. Recruiting new inmates

C. Documenting rehabilitation progress

D. Purpose of correctional records includes

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26. Correctional document for dignitary visits

A. C.F. 50

B. Book 69

C. Gate book

D. Book 26

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27. First point of inmate admission at custodial centre

A. Gate lodge

B. Cell block

C. Record office

D. Reception unit

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28. Form reporting prisoner escapes

A. C.F. 50

B. Book 15

C. Book 38

D. C.F. 64

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29. Open arrest requires offender to

A. Report hourly to gate lodge

B. Stay in cell 24/7

C. Remain at work site

D. Leave the yard

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30. Register showing inmate classifications

A. Book 11

B. Book 15

C. Book 53

D. Book 69

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

A. Use of force reports

B. Incident files

C. Communication logs

D. Grievance reports

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32. Effective criminology reports must maintain

A. Entertaining tone

B. Biased narratives

C. Objectivity and structure

D. Emotional exaggerations

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33. Parole & probation reports track

A. Rule compliance

B. Staff holidays

C. Inmate dress code

D. Visitor attendance

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34. Three stages of inmate transformation

A. Observation, evaluation, report

B. Record, report, release

C. Reception, custody, release

D. Reformation, rehabilitation, reintegration

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35. Inmate progress reports assist in

A. Parole decisions

B. Budgeting meals

C. Transport planning

D. Disciplinary hearings

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36. Daily lock-up statistics documented in

A. Book 15

B. Book 38

C. C.F. 6

D. C.F. 124

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37. Officer handling inmate valuables

A. Medical officer

B. Welfare officer

C. Record officer

D. Gatekeeper

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38. Sentence and release records show

A. Personal habits of inmates

B. Names of correctional officers

C. Available meal options

D. Expected release dates

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

A. Community volunteers

B. Federal Bureau of Prisons

C. School boards

D. City councils

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40. First point of inmate admission at custodial centre

A. Cell block

B. Gate lodge

C. Reception unit

D. Record office

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