Souryal: Ethics in Criminal Justice: In Search of the Truth, 6th ed.
Chapter 12: Ethics and Corrections (Prisons)
1. Among the components of criminal justice, which is the least visible?
2. Cesare Beccaria was a:
3. According to the text, whose theory on crime and punishment constitutes the backbone of
American penal philosophy today?
4. According to the text, for punishment to be morally acceptable, it must be administered by the:
5. According to the text, which of the following is not a valid justification for imprisonment?
6. The conventional perspective on corrections is based on theories of:
7. According to the text, which ethnic group(s) suffer most from the mentality of a “society that
loves walls”?
8. The scholar who advocated putting pain back in prisons is:
9. Lex talionis was originally devised by:
10. The idea that crime is ubiquitous, adapts to changing cultures, spreads rapidly, and remains
dormant when confronted by persons with stronger immune defenses supports the: