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ADJ-107 Exam -4 Definitions and Concepts Questions and Answers
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Definition 1 of 33
sentencing involves a fixed term of incarceration, which depending on the state may be
reduced by good time.
Consecutive Sentence
Dehumanization
Indeterminate Sentencing
Determinate Sentencing
Definition 2 of 33
those who hire prostitutes
What percentage of inmates on death row are men?
Al-Qaeda
John
Pennsylvania System
Definition 3 of 33
Are legislators whose beliefs are thought to supersede others, thus creating laws to justify their
beliefs
Moral Entrepreneurs
What percentage of inmates on death row are men?
Russian Organized Crime
Al-Qaeda
,Definition 4 of 33
Russian mafia earned annual revenue of about $ 7 Billion dollars a year from human trafficking
Treason
Yakuza
Russian Organized Crime
Moral Entrepreneurs
Definition 5 of 33
-Allowed inmates to work silently together during the day, but continued to be isolated a night.
-Allowed inmates to work and/or provide for the prison, which allowed for lower costs.
Auburn System
Pennsylvania System
John
What percentage of inmates on death row are men?
Definition 6 of 33
-1910, The Mann Act was passed, prohibiting the interstate transport of females for immoral
purposes
California's three strikes laws
Retribution
Prostitution
Restitution
,Definition 7 of 33
According to the Bureau of Justice and Statistics, in 2014 ____cost Americans over $24.7 billion
dollars
Identity Theft
Yakuza
Treason
Moral Entrepreneurs
Definition 8 of 33
means upon completion of one sentence another term of incarceration is given.
Rehabilitation
Determinate Sentencing
Retribution
Consecutive Sentence
Definition 9 of 33
13 years
Average number of years an inmate is on death row
Indeterminate Sentencing
Determinate Sentencing
Deterrence
Definition 10 of 33
based on solitary confinement in silence instead of corporal punishment
John
Pennsylvania System
Auburn System
What percentage of inmates on death row are men?
, Definition 11 of 33
The Japanese criminal group frequently involved in gambling, real estate investment fraud,
prostitution and human trafficking.
Treason
Identity Theft
Yakuza
Al-Qaeda
Definition 12 of 33
The goal is to change an offenders behavior by placing him or her in jail or prison for a period
of time
Restitution
Sinaloa Cartel
Incapacitation
Rehabilitation
Definition 13 of 33
Considered by U.S. intelligence to be the most powerful drug trafficking organization in the
world
Tax Evasion
Dehumanization
Incapacitation
Sinaloa Cartel
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