Understanding Misdemeanors, Felonies, and the U.S. Correctional System
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Explore the complexities of the criminal justice system, including the distinctions between misdemeanors and felonies, as well as the punishments associated with different offenses. Learn about various correctional facilities like jails and prisons, their roles, and security classifications. Find out about historical systems such as the Auburn system and the Southern Penal System, and test your knowledge through multiple-choice questions regarding crime and punishment. Discover how the system has evolved and what it entails for offenders today.
Understanding Misdemeanors, Felonies, and the U.S. Correctional System
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Who Wants to be a Zillionaire?
Misdemeanors Felonies Both Neither Is this your Final Answer? Yes No A jail houses which type of offenders?
2-10 yrs/$10,000 180 days/$2,000 180 days-2yrs/$4,000 2 yrs/$4,000 Is this your Final Answer? Yes No What is the punishment for a class A misdemeanor?
2-10 yrs/$10,000 2-20 yrs/$10,000 2-99 yrs/$10,000 Death Is this your Final Answer? Yes No What is the punishment for a 1st degree felony?
The Auburn system Eastern State Penitentiary Southern Penal System Walnut Street Jail Wlanit Is this your Final Answer? Yes No Which facility was built in 1892 and deemed the most expensive building?
Walnut Street Jail The Auburn system Southern Penal System Eastern Penitentiary Is this your Final Answer? Yes No Which system was the first to move inmates to work, eat,and exercise?
Chain gangs Prison reform Use of prisoners as guards All of the above Is this your Final Answer? Yes No The southern penal system is characterized by all but which?
Jail Prison Penitentiary SAFPF Is this your Final Answer? Yes No A short-term holding facility that serves as a gateway for the criminal justice system
Jail Prison Penitentiary SAFPF Is this your Final Answer? Yes No A correctional institution for individuals convicted of felonies
Minimum security Medium security Administrative segregation Maximum security Is this your Final Answer? Yes No Offenders are kept in their cell 23 hours a day.
Minimum security Admin segregation Medium security Maximum security Is this your Final Answer? Yes No Houses violent, high-risk offenders?
Parole officer Jailer/detention officer Police officer Correctional officer Is this your Final Answer? Yes No Which is not a career option in the correctional field?
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