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| A work house, created for employment and housing in London during the 16th century |
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| John Howard argued four principles for prison reform. Which of the following is NOT one of these. |
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| Systematic autonomy from government officials. |
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| William Penn, and the Pennsylvania Quakers created a body of laws called the |
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| The first American Institution exclusively dedicated to the correction of felons was |
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| In the Walnut Street Jail |
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| Corrections is an important field of study because of all of the following except |
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| Prisons are declining in use |
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| Sir Thomas More refused to accept which of the following statements that resulted in his death? |
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| Unification of the Church and the State |
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| The doctrine in which the aim of all action should be the greatest pleasure for the largest number of citizens is called |
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| Which of the following statements did Cesare Beccaria not advocate |
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| Capital Punishment is effective to deter criminal behavior. |
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| The punishment of banishment was replaced by all of the following except |
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| They Pennsylvania System initially used the following basic elements except |
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| Moral and Religious instruction |
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