BCOT Week TWO Questions and
Correct Detailed Answers
Communication Process - Answer: Sender encodes message-> sent to receiver-> Receiver Decodes
the message-> receiver shows understanding-> feedback-> repeat
Offenders from DJJ are eligible for adult prison at what age - Answer: 18
What are the three major components of the justice system - Answer: Law enforcement
Courts
Corrections
Chief of staff - Answer: The person that is responsible for day to day operations in the facilities
The physical structures of the prisons determines - Answer: Security level
What is the first level of the criminal justice system offenders come in contact with - Answer: Law
enforcement
Improper handling of offender criminal history results in a punishment of - Answer: No more than
50,000 or/and 15 year in prison
Offenders have the right to practice religion beliefs and have religious material unless - Answer:
Security issue
8th Amendment - Answer: Prohibits excessive bail or fines or cruel or unusual punishment
How many phases are there in the tier system - Answer: 5 phases
How many tiers are there in GDC's tier system - Answer: 3
, Not a Grievable offense - Answer: Something the GDC has no control over
DR's
normal housing
Grievable offense - Answer: Housing- safety/Health issues
Can one offender help another fill out a grievance form. - Answer: Yes
What are Guidelines that govern our behavior, rules of conduct - Answer: Ethics
Acting out or implementing guidelines - Answer: Professionalisms
Who has the potential to positively impact offenders - Answer: Correctional officers
Barbiturates use causes - Answer: Slurred speech, dizziness, drowsiness
Where are tools stored - Answer: Kitchen/ Maintenance/ Medical
Ways to interpret tactics - Answer: Establish ground rules
Set rules
Set tone and commitment
Best ways to overcome resistance - Answer: Remain firm fair and consistent
Automatic thoughts - Answer: A thinking pattern Or thought habit. It is a mental reaction already
formed inside our heads that happens automatically. A thought pattern may be made up of both our
attitudes and our beliefs.
Correct Detailed Answers
Communication Process - Answer: Sender encodes message-> sent to receiver-> Receiver Decodes
the message-> receiver shows understanding-> feedback-> repeat
Offenders from DJJ are eligible for adult prison at what age - Answer: 18
What are the three major components of the justice system - Answer: Law enforcement
Courts
Corrections
Chief of staff - Answer: The person that is responsible for day to day operations in the facilities
The physical structures of the prisons determines - Answer: Security level
What is the first level of the criminal justice system offenders come in contact with - Answer: Law
enforcement
Improper handling of offender criminal history results in a punishment of - Answer: No more than
50,000 or/and 15 year in prison
Offenders have the right to practice religion beliefs and have religious material unless - Answer:
Security issue
8th Amendment - Answer: Prohibits excessive bail or fines or cruel or unusual punishment
How many phases are there in the tier system - Answer: 5 phases
How many tiers are there in GDC's tier system - Answer: 3
, Not a Grievable offense - Answer: Something the GDC has no control over
DR's
normal housing
Grievable offense - Answer: Housing- safety/Health issues
Can one offender help another fill out a grievance form. - Answer: Yes
What are Guidelines that govern our behavior, rules of conduct - Answer: Ethics
Acting out or implementing guidelines - Answer: Professionalisms
Who has the potential to positively impact offenders - Answer: Correctional officers
Barbiturates use causes - Answer: Slurred speech, dizziness, drowsiness
Where are tools stored - Answer: Kitchen/ Maintenance/ Medical
Ways to interpret tactics - Answer: Establish ground rules
Set rules
Set tone and commitment
Best ways to overcome resistance - Answer: Remain firm fair and consistent
Automatic thoughts - Answer: A thinking pattern Or thought habit. It is a mental reaction already
formed inside our heads that happens automatically. A thought pattern may be made up of both our
attitudes and our beliefs.
