A right such as the right to life, liberty, or property that is held to exist for its own sake and to constitute part of the legal order of society is known as:

Common types of therapy used in prisons are insight-based therapy, behavior therapy, and electro-shock therapy.

All of the following individuals are able to issue a warrant once there is an alleged violation of parole except for:

Programs from which inmates seek improvement, such as anger management, or that express ethnic or cultural goals are called:

Formal risk prediction instruments are commonly referred to as:

Parole is generally viewed as a privilege granted to deserving inmates on the basis of their good behavior while on probation.

Almost half of the women in prison today under mandatory sentencing laws have been convicted of:

Some at-risk inmates are segregated into:

In two-thirds  of U.S. states, parole field services are administered by:

The U.S. Constitution tends to be written in more specific terms than are statutes.