How Is the Classification of Inmates' Housing Needs Determined Differently

question 60

Multiple Choice

How is the classification of inmates' housing needs determined differently now than in the past?

• A)Inmate housing is now determined on a "first come, first served" basis.
• B)Inmate housing is now determined based on questionnaires, similar to how roommates are determined in college dorms.
• C)Inmates are now assigned to housing based on an objective "lottery" system.
• D)Inmates are now assigned to live with prisoners similar to themselves based on an internal classification.

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