DIAGNOSTICS EXAMINATION - 8. Which of the following is a right superintendent?

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1. John has been convicted of a serious
crime and is facing sentencing. The judge is
considering several factors, including the
nature of the offense, John's criminal history,
and his potential for rehabilitation. Which
principle of penology is the judge likely
considering?
* Chief Jailer finds that an inmate in a
A. Retribution
B. Deterrence
C. Rehabilitation
D. Restitution
2. After serving time in prison for a
nonviolent crime, Sarah is released on parole.
As a condition of her parole, she must attend
regular counseling sessions and avoid any
contact with her former criminal associates.
Which aspect of penology is being applied in
this scenario?
* jurisdiction
of Human Rights?
* A. Providing medical care to inmates
B. Maintaining accurate records of inmate
A. The right to bear arms activities
B. The right to a fair and speedy trial C. Conducting investigations into criminal
C. The right to use cruel and unusual cases
punishment D. Issuing prison sentences to convicted
D. The right to engage in hate speech individuals
9. During a routine inspection, the 15. During a disciplinary hearing, an
inmate is found guilty of violating a facility
provincial jail has been denied medical rule. Which of the following is a possible
attention for a serious health condition. consequence of the violation?
Which of the following is the most *
appropriate course of action?
* A. Early release from the facility
B. Reduced privileges while in the facility
A. Report the issue to the Provincial C. Promotion to a higher security level
Governor D. Payment of a fine to the facility
B. Document the incident and report it to the
BJMP 16. During a prison riot, a correctional
C. Refer the inmate to a private medical officer is taken hostage by inmates. Which of
facility the following is the most appropriate course
D. Ignore the issue as it is beyond the jail's of action?
*

A. Retribution 10. The warden of a provincial jail is A. Wait for law enforcement to intervene
B. Deterrence tasked with overseeing the day-to-day B. Negotiate with the inmates for the officer's
C. Rehabilitation operations of the facility. Which of the release
D. Restitution following is NOT a responsibility of the C. Use force to rescue the officer
warden? D. Do nothing and hope the situation resolves
3. Mark has been convicted of * itself
embezzlement and has been sentenced to pay
restitution to his victims. Which principle of A. Ensuring that all inmates receive medical 17. The disciplinary process is an
penology is being applied in this scenario? care as needed important part of maintaining order in a
* B. Keeping accurate records of all inmates correctional facility. Which of the following
and their activities is a possible consequence of a disciplinary
A. Retribution C. Enforcing discipline and issuing sanctions violation?
B. Deterrence as necessary *
C. Rehabilitation D. Providing legal services to inmates
D. Restitution A. Early release from the facility
11. The Bureau of Corrections is B. Reduced privileges while in the facility
4. Alice has been found guilty of responsible for managing correctional C. Promotion to a higher security level
driving under the influence of alcohol. She is facilities in the Philippines, including the D. Payment of a fine to the facility
facing a fine and a potential license New Bilibid Prison. Which of the following
suspension. Which aspect of penology is 18. The warden of a provincial jail is
is a responsibility of the Bureau of
being applied in this scenario? responsible for the overall management and
Corrections?
* operation of the facility. Which of the
*
following is a responsibility of the warden?
A. Retribution A. Investigating criminal cases *
B. Deterrence B. Sentencing inmates to prison terms
C. Rehabilitation A. Providing legal services to inmates
C. Providing medical and mental health
D. Restitution B. Issuing prison sentences to convicted
services to inmates
individuals
D. Providing legal services to inmates
5. After being found guilty of a C. Ensuring that all inmates receive medical
serious crime, Tom is sentenced to a long 12. During a training session for new care as needed
prison term. Which principle of penology is correctional officers, the instructor D. Conducting investigations into criminal
the court applying in this scenario? emphasizes the importance of maintaining a cases
* secure and safe environment in the facility.
19. During a training session for new
Which of the following is an example of a
A. Retribution correctional officers, the instructor
measure that can help maintain security in a
B. Deterrence emphasizes the importance of
correctional facility?
C. Rehabilitation professionalism and ethical behavior in their
*
D. Restitution interactions with inmates. Which of the
A. Providing inmates with access to social following is an example of an ethical
6. After serving time in prison for a principle that correctional officers should
media
violent crime, Sam is released on parole. As a follow?
B. Allowing inmates to mingle freely with
condition of his parole, he must attend anger *
visitors
management classes and avoid any contact
C. Conducting regular searches of inmates
with his former criminal associates. Which A. Using excessive force to control unruly
and their belongings
aspect of penology is being applied in this inmates
D. Allowing inmates to access weapons for
scenario? B. Refusing to provide medical care to
self-defense
* inmates who have violated facility rules
13. A correctional officer has been C. Providing honest and accurate information
A. Retribution in all reports and documents
accused of using excessive force against an
B. Deterrence D. Ignoring allegations of abuse or
inmate. Which of the following is the most
C. Rehabilitation mistreatment of inmates
appropriate course of action?
D. Restitution
*
20. A new correctional officer has been
7. Which of the following is a assigned to a provincial jail. What is the first
A. Ignore the allegation and continue with
limitation on the use of the death penalty step he or she should take to familiarize
business as usual
under the U.S. Constitution? themselves with the facility's functions and
B. Conduct a thorough investigation into the
* operations?
allegation
C. Transfer the officer to another facility to *
A. The Eighth Amendment's prohibition
against cruel and unusual punishment avoid further conflict
A. Observe the daily routines and procedures
B. The Sixth Amendment's right to a speedy D. Inform the inmate that the behavior will
of the facility
and public trial not be tolerated and take no further action
B. Review the facility's policies and
C. The Second Amendment's right to bear procedures manual
14. The superintendent of a
arms C. Introduce themselves to the inmates
correctional facility is responsible for
D. The Fourth Amendment's protection D. Meet with the warden to discuss their
overseeing the overall management and
against unreasonable searches and seizures duties
operation of the facility. Which of the
following is a responsibility of the
21. During a routine cell search, a
correctional officer discovers a prohibited
item in an inmate's possession. What is the
appropriate course of action?
* A. Ignoring the needs and concerns of staff
A. Confiscate the item and return it to the
inmate at a later time
B. Ignore the item and let the inmate keep it
C. Report the discovery to a supervisor and
follow the facility's disciplinary process
D. Allow the inmate to dispose of the item on
their own
22. The BJMP is responsible for the
management and administration of jails and
detention centers in the Philippines. Which of
the following is a function of the BJMP?
* professional
A. Issuing arrest warrants to individuals
suspected of committing a crime
B. Determining the guilt or innocence of
individuals accused of a crime
C. Providing support and assistance to jail
personnel in the performance of their duties
D. Reviewing and approving parole
applications for inmates
23. In order to maintain safety and
security in a correctional facility, personnel
must be trained in a variety of areas. Which
of the following is an important aspect of
training for correctional officers?
* *
A. Firearms proficiency
B. Political advocacy
C. Personal financial planning
D. Yoga and meditation techniques
24. Which of the following is a key
component of effective personnel
management in a correctional facility?
* *
A. Micromanaging staff to ensure compliance
with rules and regulations
B. Ignoring staff concerns and feedback
C. Providing regular feedback and
opportunities for professional development
D. Blaming staff for problems in the facility
25. The BUCOR is responsible for the
management and administration of national
penitentiary and penal farms in the
Philippines. Which of the following is a
function of the BUCOR?
* B. Visitors are not required to undergo a
A. Issuing arrest warrants to individuals
suspected of committing a crime
B. Determining the guilt or innocence of
individuals accused of a crime
C. Providing support and assistance to jail
personnel in the performance of their duties
D. Providing training and rehabilitation
programs to inmates
26. The decision-making process is an
important part of managing a correctional
facility. Which of the following is a step in
the decision-making process?
* B. Providing PDLs with weapons for self-
A. Ignoring the input of other stakeholders
B. Rushing to make a decision without
considering all options
C. Identifying the problem or issue that needs
to be addressed
D. Refusing to take responsibility for the
decision made
27. During a disciplinary hearing, an
inmate has the right to do which of the
following?
*
A. Cross-examine witnesses
B. Choose the members of the disciplinary
panel
C. Refuse to answer questions
D. Veto the decision made by the panel
28. Effective planning is essential for
managing a correctional facility. Which of
the following is an important aspect of
planning for a facility?
* C. The PDL's behavior and participation in
and inmates
B. Focusing only on short-term goals and
objectives
C. Developing a long-term vision for the
facility
D. Refusing to adapt plans as circumstances
change
29. During a training session for new
correctional officers, the instructor
emphasizes the importance of maintaining
professional boundaries with inmates. Which
of the following is an example of a breach of
boundaries?
*
A. Sharing personal information with an
inmate
B. Providing medical care to an inmate in
need
C. Treating all inmates with respect and
dignity
D. Following facility policies and procedures
30. The disciplinary process is an
important part of maintaining order in a
correctional facility. Which of the following
is a possible consequence of a disciplinary
violation?
A. Early release from the facility
B. Reduced privileges while in the facility
C. Promotion to a higher security level
D. Payment of a fine to the facility
31. What is the first step in the
admission process of persons deprived of
liberty (PDLs) in a correctional facility?
A. Conducting a medical examination
B. Conducting a security check
C. Conducting a mental health assessment
D. Conducting a criminal history check
32. Which of the following is a
requirement for visitation in a correctional
facility?
* and unusual punishment
A. Visitors are allowed to bring in food and
drinks for the PDLs
security check
C. Visitors are required to provide
identification and submit to a search
D. Visitors are allowed to meet with PDLs in
their cells
33. Which of the following is a
responsibility of correctional staff in ensuring
the security and safety of PDLs inside the
institution?
* 41.
A. Encouraging PDLs to form gangs for
protection
defense
C. Conducting regular security checks of the
facility and PDLs
D. Providing PDLs with access to drugs and
alcohol
34. What is the primary purpose of the
escorting procedure for PDLs in a
correctional facility?*
A. To allow PDLs to leave the facility for
personal reasons
B. To ensure the safety and security of PDLs
during transportation
C. To provide PDLs with access to
educational and vocational programs
D. To allow PDLs to meet with family and
friends outside the facility
35. Which of the following is a key
factor in determining whether a PDL is
eligible for release?*
A. The severity of the crime committed
B. The length of the PDL's sentence
rehabilitation programs
D. The PDL's income level and ability to pay
fines
36. What is the purpose of the
disciplinary process in a correctional facility?
*
A. To punish PDLs for violating rules and
regulations
B. To provide PDLs with opportunities for
education and rehabilitation
C. To promote safety and order within the
facility
D. To ensure that PDLs are treated fairly and
humanely
37. What is the role of correctional
staff in the trial process of PDLs?*
A. To act as legal representatives for PDLs
during the trial
B. To provide PDLs with access to legal
resources and assistance
C. To ensure that PDLs are treated fairly and
humanely during the trial
D. To make the final decision regarding the
guilt or innocence of the PDL
38. What is the purpose of the release
process for PDLs in a correctional facility?*
A. To allow PDLs to escape from custody
B. To ensure that PDLs are treated fairly and
humanely
C. To provide PDLs with educational and
vocational opportunities
D. To allow PDLs to reunite with their
families and communities
39. Which of the following is a
limitation on the custody and control of PDLs
in a correctional facility?*
A. PDLs have the right to refuse medical
treatment
B. PDLs have the right to access drugs and
alcohol
C. PDLs have the right to determine their
own schedules and routines
D. PDLs have the right to be free from cruel
40. What is the purpose of the
disciplinary process for PDLs in a
correctional facility?*
A. To rehabilitate PDLs and prepare them for
release
B. To punish PDLs for violating rules and
regulations
C. To provide PDLs with access to legal
resources and assistance
D. To ensure that PDLs are treated fairly and
humanely
Which of the following is a key
factor in determining the security and safety
requirements for PDLs in a correctional
facility?*
A. The severity of the crime committed by
the PDL
B. The length of the PDL's sentence
C. The PDL's behavior and level of risk to the
community
D. The PDL's income level and ability to pay
fines
42. What is the primary goal of crisis
management in a correctional facility?
*
A. To maintain normal operations during a
crisis
B. To restore order and control as quickly as
possible
C. To ensure the safety and security of staff
and inmates
D. To minimize the financial costs of the
crisis
43. What is the first step in developing
a crisis management plan for a correctional
facility?
* facility
A. Identifying potential crises and incidents
B. Assigning roles and responsibilities to
staff members
C. Conducting regular training exercises
D. Establishing communication protocols
with external agencies
44. In the event of a fire in a
correctional facility, what is the most
important consideration for staff members?
* C. Randomly select inmates and areas for
A. Saving as many inmates as possible
B. Containing the fire and preventing it from
spreading
C. Protecting personal property and
equipment
D. Evacuating the facility as quickly as
possible
45. How can correctional facilities
prepare for natural disasters such as floods,
earthquakes, and typhoons?
* A. Investigation
A. By conducting regular evacuation drills
B. By maintaining adequate food and water
supplies
C. By securing the facility against structural
damage
D. All of the above
46. In the event of a hostage situation
in a correctional facility, what should staff
members do first?
* B. To monitor the probationer's compliance
A. Negotiate with the hostage-taker
B. Contact law enforcement and/or crisis
negotiators
C. Attempt to physically subdue the hostage-
taker
D. Gather information about the situation
47. What is the purpose of conducting
regular training exercises for crisis
management in correctional facilities?
* to
A. To identify potential weaknesses in the
crisis management plan
B. To improve staff morale and motivation
C. To reduce the likelihood of crises and
incidents occurring
D. All of the above
48. During a crisis in a correctional
facility, what should staff members do to
ensure effective communication with each
other?
* C. The probationer will receive a warning
A. Use cell phones or other personal devices
to communicate
B. Establish a centralized communication
system
C. Use handwritten notes to communicate
important information
D. Wait for instructions from supervisors
49. What is the most important factor
in maintaining the safety and security of
correctional facility staff during a crisis?
*
A. The availability of weapons and other
defensive tools
B. The strength and physical fitness of staff
members
C. The ability to work as a team and follow
established protocols
D. The willingness to take risks and make
quick decisions
50. What is the primary goal of the
disciplinary process in correctional facilities?
*
A. To punish inmates for violating rules and
regulations
B. To rehabilitate inmates and prepare them
for release
C. To maintain order and control within the
D. To reduce recidivism rates among inmates
51. During a contraband search in a
correctional facility, what is the best
approach for staff members to take?
* 59.
A. Conduct a thorough search of all areas and
inmates
B. Focus on areas or inmates that are known
to have a high risk of contraband
search to prevent inmates from hiding
contraband
D. Allow inmates to keep certain contraband
items if they are not deemed dangerous or
harmful
52. Juan was recently convicted of a
crime and is facing probation as a potential
sentence. What is the first step in the
Probation System process for Juan?
* the victim/complainant
B. Grant of probation
C. Filing a petition for probation
D. Trial
53. Maria is a probation officer
responsible for investigating potential
probationers. What is Maria's role in the
Probation System process?
* next?
A. To act as an advocate for the probationer
with the conditions of their probation
C. To determine whether to grant or deny
probation
D. To file a petition for probation on behalf
of the probationer
54. Jose has been granted probation
with the condition that he pays restitution to
his victim. Which of the following is a
condition of probation?
* she do to transfer her probation supervision
A. Paying restitution to the victim
B. Serving time in jail
C. Attending counseling sessions
D. Both A and C
55. If a probationer violates a condition
of their probation, what happens next?
* transfer
A. The probation officer will terminate their
probation immediately
B. The probationer will be sent back to jail
D. The probationer will be allowed to
continue their probation without
consequences
56. Who ultimately decides whether to
grant or deny probation?
*
A. The victim
B. The probation officer
C. The judge
D. The probationer
57. What is the role of the probation
officer in monitoring a probationer's
compliance with their probation conditions?
* intervene if Michael is struggling
A. To act as an advocate for the probationer
B. To monitor the probationer's compliance
with the conditions of their probation
C. To determine whether to grant or deny
probation
D. To file a petition for probation on behalf
of the probationer
58. Under what circumstances might a
probationer be granted early discharge?
* C) Emily is given a hearing to determine
A. If they have served at least half of their
probation period without any violations
B. If they have completed all of the
conditions of their probation
C. If they have demonstrated exceptional
rehabilitation and compliance with the
conditions of their probation
D. All of the above
Who can file a complaint about a
probationer's behavior or compliance with
their probation conditions?
*
A. The probation officer
B. The victim
C. The judge
D. Both A and B
60. Maria was granted probation and is
now under the supervision of a probation
officer. What is the role of the probation
officer?
*
A) To serve as a mediator between Maria and
B) To monitor Maria's compliance with the
conditions of her probation
C) To decide whether Maria should be
granted early discharge
D) To represent Maria in court hearings
related to her probation
61. John was placed on probation but
was found to have violated one of the
conditions of his probation. What happens
*
A) John's probation is immediately revoked
and he is sent to jail
B) John is given a warning and the violation
is disregarded
C) John is given a hearing to determine
whether his probation should be revoked
D) John is automatically granted early
discharge
62. After being granted probation,
Sarah moved to a different state. What should
her new location?
*
A) She should contact her previous probation
officer and request that he or she transfer the
case
B) She should contact the probation
department in her new location and request a
C) She does not need to do anything as
probation is a federal program
D) She should hire an attorney to help her
with the transfer process
63. Michael was granted probation but
has been struggling to comply with the
conditions of his probation. What happens if
his probation officer determines that he is not
making progress?
*
A) Michael's probation is immediately
revoked and he is sent to jail
B) The probation officer may change the
conditions of Michael's probation to make
them more manageable
C) Michael will be granted early discharge
regardless of his progress
D) The probation officer has no authority to
64. Emily was granted probation but
was later found to be in possession of illegal
drugs. What is the process for handling a
probation violation?
*
A) Emily's probation is immediately revoked
and she is sent to jail
B) Emily is given a warning and the violation
is disregarded
whether her probation should be revoked
D) Emily is automatically granted early
discharge
65. John has been granted parole and is
now under the supervision of a parole officer.
As part of his parole conditions, he is
required to report to his parole officer
regularly, abstain from drugs and alcohol,
and find a job. After a few months, John
misses several appointments with his parole
officer and is caught drinking in a bar. What
is the likely consequence of John's actions?
* immediately.
A. John will receive a warning from his
parole officer
B. John will be immediately sent back to
prison
C. John will be required to do community
service
D. John will receive a fine
C. Lisa will be required to do community d) It can only be granted after a conviction.
service
D. Lisa will be required to attend a 78. The governor of a state grants a
counseling session conditional pardon to a person who was
convicted of embezzlement. Which of the
71. Michael has been granted parole following is true regarding a conditional
and is now living with his girlfriend. He has pardon?
been compliant with his conditions for *
several months, but then gets into a physical
altercation with a stranger. What is the likely a) The person is completely exonerated of
consequence of Michael's actions? their crime.
* b) The person is released from prison
A. Michael will receive a warning from his c) The person must meet certain conditions in
parole officer order to receive a full pardon.
B. Michael will be immediately sent back to d) The person's sentence is reduced to a lesser
prison offense.
C. Michael will be required to attend anger
management classes 79. What is Reprieve in the context of
D. Michael will be required to do community clemency?
service *

66. Maria has been granted parole and 72. John was convicted of a drug A) A complete restoration of civil rights
is now living with her parents. One day, her offense and sentenced to 10 years in prison. B) A reduction of sentence
parents find drugs in her room. What is the After serving 5 years, he applied for C) A commutation of sentence
likely consequence of Maria's actions? executive clemency in the form of a D) A postponement of sentence
* commutation of sentence. Which of the
80. Who grants clemency in the
following best describes a commutation of
A. Maria will receive a warning from her Philippines?
sentence?
parole officer *
*
B. Maria will be immediately sent back to
A) The President
prison a) It completely erases the conviction from
B) The Vice President
C. Maria will be required to attend drug John's record.
C) The Senate
rehabilitation b) It reduces John's sentence to a lesser
D) The Supreme Court
D. Maria will receive a fine offense.
c) It grants John early release from prison. 81. What is the process of granting
67. Peter has been granted parole and is d) It reduces the length of John's sentence. clemency?
now under the supervision of a parole officer.
*
He has been compliant with his conditions 73. The governor of a state has the
for several months, but then fails a drug test. power to grant which form of executive A) Petition, evaluation, grant/denial,
What is the likely consequence of Peter's clemency? supervision, monitoring, and release
actions? * B) Investigation, prosecution, trial,
* conviction, and sentencing
a) Pardon
C) Apprehension, booking, detention,
A. Peter will receive a warning from his b) Absolute commutation
arraignment, and plea bargaining
parole officer c) Conditional commutation
D) Sentencing, incarceration, rehabilitation,
B. Peter will be immediately sent back to d) Reprieve
and parole
prison
C. Peter will be required to attend drug 74. Maria is serving a life sentence for
82. John has been detained for three
rehabilitation a murder conviction. She has applied for
years while awaiting trial. How much
D. Peter will receive a fine executive clemency in the form of a
allowance for good conduct can he earn
commutation of sentence. Which of the
during this period?
68. Sarah has been granted parole and following is true regarding the commutation
*
is now working at a local supermarket. She process?
has been doing well, but then steals some * a) 3 months
money from the cash register. What is the b) 6 months
likely consequence of Sarah's actions? a) Maria is guaranteed to receive a
c) 9 months
* commutation of her sentence.
d) 12 months
b) Maria's sentence may be reduced to a
A. Sarah will receive a warning from her lesser offense. 83. Maria was convicted of a crime and
parole officer c) Maria's sentence may be completely erased has been serving her sentence for four years.
B. Sarah will be immediately sent back to from her record. She has consistently shown good behavior
prison d) Maria's sentence may be increased. while in prison. How much special time for
C. Sarah will be required to do community loyalty can she earn?
service 75. An individual who is granted a
*
D. Sarah will be required to pay restitution pardon is:
* a) 1 month
69. Mark has been granted parole and b) 2 months
is now living in a halfway house. One day, he a) Released from prison early
c) 3 months
is caught drinking alcohol. What is the likely b) Exonerated of their crime
d) 4 months
consequence of Mark's actions? c) Allowed to serve the remainder of their
* sentence on parole 84. Carlos has been granted allowance
d) Given a reduced sentence for good conduct for six months. However,
A. Mark will receive a warning from his he was found to have violated prison rules
parole officer 76. Adam was convicted of theft and
and was punished with disciplinary sanctions.
B. Mark will be immediately sent back to was sentenced to 3 years in prison. After
As a result, his allowance for good conduct
prison serving 2 years of his sentence, he was
was canceled. How long should he wait
C. Mark will be required to attend alcohol granted executive clemency in the form of a
before he can re-apply for the grant?
rehabilitation reprieve. What does a reprieve do?
*
D. Mark will be required to do community *
service a) 1 month
a) Commutes Adam's sentence to a lesser
b) 2 months
70. Lisa has been granted parole and is offense
c) 3 months
now living in a halfway house. She has been b) Releases Adam from prison early
d) 6 months
compliant with her conditions for several c) Delays the execution of Adam's sentence
months, but then fails to show up for a d) Erases Adam's conviction from his record 85. Jessa was granted a partial pardon,
mandatory meeting with her parole officer. which means her sentence has been reduced.
77. Which of the following is true
What is the likely consequence of Lisa's How long should she serve the remaining
regarding amnesty?
actions? sentence?
*
* *
a) It is granted by the executive branch of
A. Lisa will receive a warning from her a) The same amount of time as the original
government.
parole officer sentence
b) It is a form of executive clemency.
B. Lisa will be immediately sent back to b) Half the original sentence
c) It applies to a group of people rather than
prison c) One-third of the original sentence
an individual.
d) Two-thirds of the original sentence
86. Alex has been convicted of a crime
and has been serving his sentence for five
years. He has been granted special time for
loyalty, but he still needs to serve three more
years before he can be released. How much
time is left for his sentence to be considered
as having been served for the purpose of the
extinction of criminal liability?
* women prisoners in a provincial jail includes
a) 2 years
b) 3 years
c) 4 years
d) 5 years
87. Mark was granted allowance for
good conduct for one year. However, he was
caught smuggling contraband items inside the
prison and was punished with disciplinary
sanctions. As a result, his allowance for good
conduct was revoked. What does this mean
for his sentence?
* D. Increasing the likelihood that women
a) His sentence will be extended
b) His sentence will remain the same
c) His sentence will be reduced
d) His sentence will be suspended
88. Janice was convicted of a crime
and has been serving her sentence for six
years. She has consistently shown good
behavior while in prison and has been
granted special time for loyalty. However,
she was caught attempting to escape from
prison and was punished with disciplinary
sanctions. How much of her special time for
loyalty can be canceled?
* C. That prisoners with disabilities should
a) All of it
b) Half of it
c) One-third of it
d) Two-thirds of it
89. Eric has been granted conditional
pardon. What does this mean for his
sentence?
*
a) His sentence has been reduced
b) His sentence has been commuted
c) His sentence has been suspended
d) His sentence has been terminated
90. The rehabilitation program for drug
dependents in a provincial jail includes
individual and group counseling, skills
training, and participation in community
service. Which of the following is NOT a
goal of this program?
*
A. Addressing the root causes of drug
addiction
B. Improving the social and emotional well-
being of the participants
C. Enhancing the job skills of the participants
D. Punishing the participants for their drug-
related crimes
91. The BUCOR's reformation
program for long-term prisoners includes
vocational training and apprenticeship
programs, as well as opportunities for higher
education. Which of the following is a
potential benefit of these programs?
* 98.
A. Reducing the likelihood of recidivism
B. Providing prisoners with a comfortable
living environment
C. Enabling prisoners to escape from custody
D. Making it more difficult for prisoners to
adjust to life outside of prison
92. A rehabilitation program for
juvenile offenders in a BJMP facility includes
cognitive-behavioral therapy, education, and
vocational training. Which of the following is
an important principle underlying this
program?
* *
A. That juvenile offenders should be a) Providing job training
punished severely for their crimes b) Restricting access to technology
B. That juvenile offenders should be c) Providing counseling and therapy services
segregated from the rest of society d) Withholding food and water
C. That juvenile offenders should be given a
second chance to reform 100. A new rehabilitation program is being
D. That juvenile offenders should be treated designed for PDLs with substance abuse
the same as adult offenders issues. Which of the following would be the
most effective approach to promoting long-
93. The rehabilitation program for term recovery?
*
group therapy sessions and workshops on life
skills, as well as opportunities to care for A) A punishment-based system where PDLs
their children in a designated nursery. Which are disciplined for relapses
of the following is a potential benefit of this B) A harm reduction approach that focuses
program? on reducing negative consequences of
* substance use
C) A faith-based program that incorporates
A. Encouraging women prisoners to become prayer and religious teachings
more violent D) A cognitive-behavioral therapy program
B. Separating women prisoners from their that helps PDLs identify and change negative
children thought patterns
C. Helping women prisoners to develop more
positive relationships with their children
prisoners will reoffend
94. The BUCOR's reformation
program for prisoners with disabilities
includes accessible facilities and equipment,
as well as specialized medical and
rehabilitative care. Which of the following is
an important principle underlying this
program?
*
A. That prisoners with disabilities should not
be given special treatment
B. That prisoners with disabilities should not
be incarcerated in the first place
receive the same punishment as other
prisoners
D. That prisoners with disabilities should
receive appropriate accommodations and
support
95. Which of the following is an
example of a re-integration program for
PDLs?
*
a) Providing education and vocational
training
b) Restricting access to family and friends
c) Isolating PDLs from the rest of society
d) Withholding basic necessities such as food
and water
96. Which of the following is a
potential challenge in re-integrating PDLs
into the community?
*
a) Lack of job opportunities
b) Availability of affordable housing
c) Stigma and discrimination
d) All of the above
97. Which of the following is an
example of a community policy that affects
former PDLs?
*
a) Ban on public gatherings
b) Curfew for former PDLs
c) Mandatory reporting to law enforcement
d) Free access to government services
What is the purpose of therapeutic
modalities in re-integrating PDLs into the
community?
*
a) To punish former PDLs
b) To help former PDLs overcome trauma
and addiction
c) To restrict former PDLs' access to
resources
d) To isolate former PDLs from society
99. Which of the following is an
example of a re-integration program that
focuses on mental health?