8. Support or criticize the use of private corrections and give your reasons from the data and material in the textbook or videos you have watched in this class.

14. In Washington v. Harper, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that   a.  an inmate’s right to refuse antipsychotic medication is not unconstitutional.   b.  an inmate does not have the right to question the treatment prescribed by treatment staff and seek a second opinion.   c.  an inmate has the right to question the treatment prescribed by treatment staff and to demand a second opinion.   d.  an inmate’s right to refuse antipsychotic medication did not outweigh the state’s need to administer it if there was a showing that the inmate posed a security risk.

10. What Supreme Court case linked release from prison to inadequate medical care?   a.  Hudson v. McMillian   b.  Brown v. Plata   c.  Madrid v. Gomez   d.  Washington v. Harper.

11. Which of the following is true regarding coercive sexual contact in prisons?   a.  Coercion is more likely to be present between female officers and male inmates.   b.  Coercion is more likely to be present between male officers and female inmates.   c.  Coercion is more likely to be present between female officers and female inmates.   d.  PREA reports do not distinguish between coercive and consensual encounters.

19. A study of exonerees found that _______ percent were minorities.   a.  20   b.  40   c.  70   d.  90

9. Attorney-client privilege may ethically be revoked if:   a.  the client admits guilt to the defense attorney.   b.  the prosecution needs to include a confession as part of exculpatory evidence.   c.  the defense attorney wants to prevent her client from injuring someone.   d.  the judge informally asks the attorney to do so.

12. A legal tool used to confiscate property and money associated with organized criminal activity is called:   a.  dispossession.   b.  wealth audit.   c.  asset forfeiture.   d.  embezzlement.  

  14. Evaluate the ethical and legal questions that arise from the use of jailhouse informants.

13. The “halo effect” refers to:   a.  the phenomenon in which a defendant is seen as innocent and naïve.   b.  the phenomenon in which a person with expertise or status in one area is given deference in all areas.   c.  the phenomenon in which the defense attorney is given deference even when he is clearly stretching the truth.   d.  the phenomenon in which the witness is a member of the clergy.  

8. Drug courts present particular ethical challenges for__________ whose role might appear redundant.   a.  defense attorneys   b.  prosecutors   c.  judges   d.  clients