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Under the 'Rules for Conducting Body Searches', Be
Systematic means: - ANSWER-Developing a system. Search
inmates the same way each time and have a co-worker observe
and critique your searching performance
Which of the following is NOT a reason for conducting
inmate searches? -
ANSWER-To identify possible problem inmates through
classification
Under the 'Rules for Conducting Body Searches', the five rules
are work from top to bottom, be thorough, be systematic, take
your time and concentrate, and:
- ANSWER-Be objective
The four 'Rules for Conducting Cell Searches' are look before
you touch, be
thorough, be systematic, and: - ANSWER-
Be curious
,Under NCGS 14-258.1, if any person shall give or sell to any
inmate any deadly weapon, or any cartridge or ammunition for
firearms of any kind, or any controlled substances included in
Schedules I through VI contained in Article 5 of Chapter 90 of
the General Statutes except under the general supervision of a
practitioner, poison or poisonous substance, except upon the
prescription of a physician, he shall be punished as a Class and
if he be an officer or employee of any institution of the State, or
of any local confinement facility, he shall be dismissed from his
position or office. - ANSWER-H Felon
Any person who knowingly gives or sells any tobacco product,
including vapor products, as defined in N.C.G.S. S 148-23.1, to
an inmate or any person who knowingly gives or sells any
tobacco products, including vapor products, to a person who is
not an inmate for delivery to an inmate in the custody of a local
confinement facility, other than for authorized religious
purposes, is guilty of a
Class _______________ - ANSWER-1 Misdemeanor
The _______________ may also be used if the officer has
reasonable suspicion or probable cause to believe the inmate
has swallowed or concealed contraband in a body cavity. This
search may be performed with the consent of the inmate or with
a search warrant. - ANSWER-X-Ray Search
The six items a commitment must contain to be valid are: -
ANSWER-Subject's
, name, offense charged, provisions for release, name and
address of specific
detention facility, directions for disposition, signature
of judicial officer
5) All of the following are ways an unsentenced inmate may be
released lawfully
from a detention center EXCEPT: - ANSWER-c.
Time served
5) The type of physical architectural structure, cell or
environment constraints
refer to: - ANSWER-b.
Security level
5) Inmates under 18 years of age must be confined in
separate cells from
adults: - ANSWER-a. During
sleeping hours
5) Inmates who need medical treatment when brought to the
detention center should: - ANSWER-c. Be confined only after
the detention officer has received medical clearance for them
5) ___________ can be defined as an observation and interview
of each new inmate in order to assess that person's general
medical and health status. - ANSWER-b. Health screening
-2027 Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And
Correct Answers (Verified Answers) Already
Graded A+ | Guaranteed Success!! Newest
Exam | Just Released!!
Under the 'Rules for Conducting Body Searches', Be
Systematic means: - ANSWER-Developing a system. Search
inmates the same way each time and have a co-worker observe
and critique your searching performance
Which of the following is NOT a reason for conducting
inmate searches? -
ANSWER-To identify possible problem inmates through
classification
Under the 'Rules for Conducting Body Searches', the five rules
are work from top to bottom, be thorough, be systematic, take
your time and concentrate, and:
- ANSWER-Be objective
The four 'Rules for Conducting Cell Searches' are look before
you touch, be
thorough, be systematic, and: - ANSWER-
Be curious
,Under NCGS 14-258.1, if any person shall give or sell to any
inmate any deadly weapon, or any cartridge or ammunition for
firearms of any kind, or any controlled substances included in
Schedules I through VI contained in Article 5 of Chapter 90 of
the General Statutes except under the general supervision of a
practitioner, poison or poisonous substance, except upon the
prescription of a physician, he shall be punished as a Class and
if he be an officer or employee of any institution of the State, or
of any local confinement facility, he shall be dismissed from his
position or office. - ANSWER-H Felon
Any person who knowingly gives or sells any tobacco product,
including vapor products, as defined in N.C.G.S. S 148-23.1, to
an inmate or any person who knowingly gives or sells any
tobacco products, including vapor products, to a person who is
not an inmate for delivery to an inmate in the custody of a local
confinement facility, other than for authorized religious
purposes, is guilty of a
Class _______________ - ANSWER-1 Misdemeanor
The _______________ may also be used if the officer has
reasonable suspicion or probable cause to believe the inmate
has swallowed or concealed contraband in a body cavity. This
search may be performed with the consent of the inmate or with
a search warrant. - ANSWER-X-Ray Search
The six items a commitment must contain to be valid are: -
ANSWER-Subject's
, name, offense charged, provisions for release, name and
address of specific
detention facility, directions for disposition, signature
of judicial officer
5) All of the following are ways an unsentenced inmate may be
released lawfully
from a detention center EXCEPT: - ANSWER-c.
Time served
5) The type of physical architectural structure, cell or
environment constraints
refer to: - ANSWER-b.
Security level
5) Inmates under 18 years of age must be confined in
separate cells from
adults: - ANSWER-a. During
sleeping hours
5) Inmates who need medical treatment when brought to the
detention center should: - ANSWER-c. Be confined only after
the detention officer has received medical clearance for them
5) ___________ can be defined as an observation and interview
of each new inmate in order to assess that person's general
medical and health status. - ANSWER-b. Health screening
