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The oldest prison still in use in the United States is the state prison in __________. New Jersey correct answers New Jersey Many prisons in the first half of the twentieth century did not conform to which of the following models, especially in the South? correct answers Big House In which decade(s) did states build new prisons and convert others to "correctional institutions," with programs administered by counselors and teachers? correct answers 1960s and early 1970s Which of the following models of correctional institutions emphasizes the provision of treatment programs designed to reform the individual? correct answers Rehabilitation Which of the following models prevailed in corrections before World War II, and continues to dominate most maximum-security institutions? correct answers Custodial Prison residents began to demand their constitutional rights during which of the following periods? correct answers The civil rights movement What distinguishes the reintegration model from other models of correctional institutions? correct answers The reintegration model emphasizes maintenance of the individual's ties to family and the community as a method of reform. Many people believe that the basic purpose of imprisonment is to punish residents fairly, without _________. correct answers undue suffering Which region of the United States contains the highest number of state prisons? correct answers Southern When an FBI agent has arrested someone, who is responsible for housing the defendant until trial? correct answers The U.S. Marshals Service contracts to house defendants in a state or local correctional facility. Which U.S state has no prison? correct answers All fifty states operate prisons A state prison warden reports to the state's __________. correct answers commissioner of corrections Which of the following designs of a prison has a central hub with a control center surrounded by spokes that can be isolated if there is trouble? correct answers radial Horace is incarcerated in Somers State Prison in Connecticut. The architectural design of this maximum-security prison allows movement between the institution's functional areas via a long corridor and is called which of the following? correct answers telephone-pole style