BOP Final 2025 (ICT Phase 2) Exam
Questions and Answers18
U.S. vs Seeger - ANSWERS -While religious belief was defined as noted above, this case involved
a conscientious objector to the military drafts which started the trend away from the "Supreme
being" requirement.
O'Lone Vs. Shabazz - ANSWERS -New Jersey inmates sued over a prison regulation which
prevented inmates assigned to outside details from re-entering the prison for Jumuah prayer,
which was held during the workday. The court ordered deference to prison officials and stated
regulation valid as long as it is reasonably related to legislation penological interests.
Goodwin Vs. Turner - ANSWERS -An inmate sued the Bureau of Prisons after the Bureau had
denied his request to artificially inseminate his wife. While the Court did not decide if the right
to procreate survived incarceration, the court said, even if it does, the Bureau's regulation was
reasonable related to its attempt to treat all inmates as equally as possible.
Right against unreasonable searches and seizures - ANSWERS -What is the Fourth Amendment?
Hudson Vs. Palmer 1984 - ANSWERS -A Virginia Stae inmate sued after a search of his cell by
correctional staff allegedly destroyed some of his personal property. The key issue for the Court
was whether an inmate retained a privacy interest in prison. The Supreme Court stated the right
of privacy is "incompatible" with security required in a prison. They further stated the "Fourth
Amendment has no applicability to a prison cell" and therefore the "proscription against
unreasonable searches does not apply."
The right to due process - ANSWERS -What is the 5th amendment?
The right to counsel - ANSWERS -What is the 6th Amendment?
,Cruel and unusual punishment shall not be imposed. - ANSWERS -What is the 8th Amendment?
Cooperative Control - ANSWERS -At the blue level means the inmate's behavior is controlled by
normal correctional supervision techniques.
Containment Techniques - ANSWERS -At the Green level generally involve actions like issuing
warnings, orders, and writing Incident Reports.
True - ANSWERS -Our objective for controlling the situation is to learn how to manage a conflict
situation without using physical force.
Intervene - ANSWERS -In situations where a verbal conflict has developed between inmates.
False - ANSWERS -In order to understand a conflict between two inmates, you don't need to
hear both sides of the conflict to resolve it.
False - ANSWERS -We do not want to continue to emphasize the importance of trying to remain
at the prevention level.
Positioning, posturing, observing, listening (PPOL) - ANSWERS -What are the sizing up skills?
Maintaining eye contact - ANSWERS -What is the first rule of listening?
4 - ANSWERS -How many rules of listening are there?
True - ANSWERS -Responding involves 2 techniques,, paraphrasing and reflecting. True or false?
, Listening - ANSWERS -What goes hand in hand with responding?
Determine the basic message - ANSWERS -This is a matter of zeroing in on what the speaker is
really trying to tell you.
Rephrase - ANSWERS -In your own words
Reflecting - ANSWERS -The technique that goes along with paraphrasing.
2 - ANSWERS -How many parts are there to reflecting?
Identify basic feelings, capture the specific mood and feeling in words and reflect them back to
the speaker. - ANSWERS -What are the two parts to reflecting?
Crime in progress, riot or Mob action, Inmate Grievance and individual action. - ANSWERS -
Recalling from your ICT Phase 1 lesson on hostage policy, what are the four conditions that may
lead to a hostage situation?
Inmate Grievance - ANSWERS -An inmate draws attention to his dissatisfaction by taking a
hostage is an example of what?
Riot or Mob action - ANSWERS -Large-scale action where a mob takes hostages. The hostage-
takers use the hostages as leverage in the negotiations is an example of?
Crime in Progress - ANSWERS -You interrupt inmates trying to escape. You are taken to keep you
from reporting the escape plans. The hostage-takers will use you as leverage in the negotiations.
This is an example of
Questions and Answers18
U.S. vs Seeger - ANSWERS -While religious belief was defined as noted above, this case involved
a conscientious objector to the military drafts which started the trend away from the "Supreme
being" requirement.
O'Lone Vs. Shabazz - ANSWERS -New Jersey inmates sued over a prison regulation which
prevented inmates assigned to outside details from re-entering the prison for Jumuah prayer,
which was held during the workday. The court ordered deference to prison officials and stated
regulation valid as long as it is reasonably related to legislation penological interests.
Goodwin Vs. Turner - ANSWERS -An inmate sued the Bureau of Prisons after the Bureau had
denied his request to artificially inseminate his wife. While the Court did not decide if the right
to procreate survived incarceration, the court said, even if it does, the Bureau's regulation was
reasonable related to its attempt to treat all inmates as equally as possible.
Right against unreasonable searches and seizures - ANSWERS -What is the Fourth Amendment?
Hudson Vs. Palmer 1984 - ANSWERS -A Virginia Stae inmate sued after a search of his cell by
correctional staff allegedly destroyed some of his personal property. The key issue for the Court
was whether an inmate retained a privacy interest in prison. The Supreme Court stated the right
of privacy is "incompatible" with security required in a prison. They further stated the "Fourth
Amendment has no applicability to a prison cell" and therefore the "proscription against
unreasonable searches does not apply."
The right to due process - ANSWERS -What is the 5th amendment?
The right to counsel - ANSWERS -What is the 6th Amendment?
,Cruel and unusual punishment shall not be imposed. - ANSWERS -What is the 8th Amendment?
Cooperative Control - ANSWERS -At the blue level means the inmate's behavior is controlled by
normal correctional supervision techniques.
Containment Techniques - ANSWERS -At the Green level generally involve actions like issuing
warnings, orders, and writing Incident Reports.
True - ANSWERS -Our objective for controlling the situation is to learn how to manage a conflict
situation without using physical force.
Intervene - ANSWERS -In situations where a verbal conflict has developed between inmates.
False - ANSWERS -In order to understand a conflict between two inmates, you don't need to
hear both sides of the conflict to resolve it.
False - ANSWERS -We do not want to continue to emphasize the importance of trying to remain
at the prevention level.
Positioning, posturing, observing, listening (PPOL) - ANSWERS -What are the sizing up skills?
Maintaining eye contact - ANSWERS -What is the first rule of listening?
4 - ANSWERS -How many rules of listening are there?
True - ANSWERS -Responding involves 2 techniques,, paraphrasing and reflecting. True or false?
, Listening - ANSWERS -What goes hand in hand with responding?
Determine the basic message - ANSWERS -This is a matter of zeroing in on what the speaker is
really trying to tell you.
Rephrase - ANSWERS -In your own words
Reflecting - ANSWERS -The technique that goes along with paraphrasing.
2 - ANSWERS -How many parts are there to reflecting?
Identify basic feelings, capture the specific mood and feeling in words and reflect them back to
the speaker. - ANSWERS -What are the two parts to reflecting?
Crime in progress, riot or Mob action, Inmate Grievance and individual action. - ANSWERS -
Recalling from your ICT Phase 1 lesson on hostage policy, what are the four conditions that may
lead to a hostage situation?
Inmate Grievance - ANSWERS -An inmate draws attention to his dissatisfaction by taking a
hostage is an example of what?
Riot or Mob action - ANSWERS -Large-scale action where a mob takes hostages. The hostage-
takers use the hostages as leverage in the negotiations is an example of?
Crime in Progress - ANSWERS -You interrupt inmates trying to escape. You are taken to keep you
from reporting the escape plans. The hostage-takers will use you as leverage in the negotiations.
This is an example of
