TCLEOSE For Jailers--history And Jail Concepts
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In what year was TCLEOSE established by the 59th Texas legislature?
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1959
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1965
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1969
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1975
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About This Quiz
This quiz assesses knowledge on the history and concepts of jails in Texas, focusing on TCLEOSE and jail standards. It covers establishment dates, staff-to-inmate ratios, and jail designs, essential for professionals in law enforcement and criminal justice.
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The Texas legislature created the Texas Commission on Jail Standards in what year?
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1965
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1970
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1975
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1980
Correct Answer
A. 1975Explanation
The Texas Commission on Jail Standards was created by the Texas legislature in 1975. This commission is responsible for establishing and enforcing minimum jail standards in the state of Texas. By creating this commission, the legislature aimed to ensure the safety and well-being of inmates in Texas jails by setting guidelines for their treatment and living conditions.Rate this question:
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The Staff to inmate ration is _____.
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1:48Explanation
The staff to inmate ratio is 1:48, meaning that for every staff member, there are 48 inmates. This ratio is used to measure the number of staff members available to supervise and manage the inmates in a facility. A higher ratio indicates a larger number of inmates per staff member, which can potentially impact the level of supervision and control within the facility.Rate this question:
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The podular jail concept is also known as ______?
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Indirect Supervision
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Constant Supervision
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Direct Supervision
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Indirect Supervision
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A. Direct SupervisionExplanation
The correct answer is Direct Supervision. The podular jail concept refers to a type of correctional facility design where inmates are housed in small, self-contained units called pods. These pods are designed to allow for direct supervision of inmates by correctional officers, who are located within the pod and have constant visual contact with the inmates. This concept aims to improve safety and security within the facility by allowing for more effective monitoring and interaction between staff and inmates.Rate this question:
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This type of jail concept is where the design consists of linear hallways bordered by cells typically joined to a centralized administrative area.
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Intermittent
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Remote
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Direct Supervision
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A. RemoteExplanation
Remote supervision refers to a jail concept where the design includes linear hallways bordered by cells that are typically connected to a centralized administrative area. This means that the correctional officers or staff can monitor and supervise the inmates from a central location, rather than being physically present in each cell or hallway. This design allows for increased efficiency and control over the inmate population, as well as easier access to administrative functions and resources.Rate this question:
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The _____ jail design is where cells form the perimeter around a common area.
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Remote - 7.
Direct supervision is where corrections officers are stationed inside the housing unit _____ hours a day.
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24Explanation
Direct supervision is a type of prison management where corrections officers are present inside the housing unit for the entire 24 hours of the day. This means that there is constant monitoring and oversight of the inmates, ensuring their safety and security. This approach allows for immediate response to any incidents or emergencies that may arise, and it also helps to maintain order and discipline within the facility. By being present at all times, corrections officers can effectively manage and control the inmate population, reducing the risk of violence or escapes.Rate this question:
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