Corrections Exam-Marinenet With Correct Solutions a+
#14..
What is the authority to establish and operate correctional facilities? - correct answer
Title 10, United States Code, Chapter 48
According to United States Navy Regulations, 1990, Article 1105, prisoners CANNOT
be confined in - correct answer spaces that may be dangerous
What is the major purpose of all awarded confinement? - correct answer Rehabilitate
confined service members.
The goal of corrections is to _______ the maximum number of prisoners. - correct
answer restore to duty
What is the major purpose of all awarded confinement? - correct answer Rehabilitate
confined service members.
Which type of facility is located on operating Navy or Marine Corps installations to serve
local needs? - correct answer Level I facility
Pre-trial confinement aboard a naval vessel at sea may continue only - correct answer
until transfer to shore is possible
A detention space is - correct answer any cell or room used for short-term detention
Which type of cells are prohibited? - correct answer dark cells
The Commandant of the Marine Corps (PSL Corrections) determines rated capacities
for Marine Corps brigs by conducting on-site reviews (if needed) at least - correct
answer every 3 years
Disciplinary segregation cells _______________ be counted against the total capacity
and will not normally exceed _____ percent of the brig's capacity. - correct answer will
not; 5
Gang release systems (manual or electric with manual backup) are required to be
operational on all groups of ____ or more contiguous cells or secure rooms. - correct
answer 6
Which list best describes the requirements for the construction of the control center? -
correct answer Two entrances, denies prisoner access, clear view of the prisoner
berthing area, and clear view of the entrance.
Which of the following will NOT enhance the security of fences? - correct answer
Bottom galvanized pipes
#14..
What is the authority to establish and operate correctional facilities? - correct answer
Title 10, United States Code, Chapter 48
According to United States Navy Regulations, 1990, Article 1105, prisoners CANNOT
be confined in - correct answer spaces that may be dangerous
What is the major purpose of all awarded confinement? - correct answer Rehabilitate
confined service members.
The goal of corrections is to _______ the maximum number of prisoners. - correct
answer restore to duty
What is the major purpose of all awarded confinement? - correct answer Rehabilitate
confined service members.
Which type of facility is located on operating Navy or Marine Corps installations to serve
local needs? - correct answer Level I facility
Pre-trial confinement aboard a naval vessel at sea may continue only - correct answer
until transfer to shore is possible
A detention space is - correct answer any cell or room used for short-term detention
Which type of cells are prohibited? - correct answer dark cells
The Commandant of the Marine Corps (PSL Corrections) determines rated capacities
for Marine Corps brigs by conducting on-site reviews (if needed) at least - correct
answer every 3 years
Disciplinary segregation cells _______________ be counted against the total capacity
and will not normally exceed _____ percent of the brig's capacity. - correct answer will
not; 5
Gang release systems (manual or electric with manual backup) are required to be
operational on all groups of ____ or more contiguous cells or secure rooms. - correct
answer 6
Which list best describes the requirements for the construction of the control center? -
correct answer Two entrances, denies prisoner access, clear view of the prisoner
berthing area, and clear view of the entrance.
Which of the following will NOT enhance the security of fences? - correct answer
Bottom galvanized pipes
