Match the Federal Security Level with Its Main Characteristics

question 97

Short Answer

Match the federal security level with its main characteristics.
A)Strengthened perimeters,mostly cell-type housing
B)Institutions with different missions and security levels located in close proximity
C)Dormitory housing,limited/no perimeter fencing,relatively low staff-to-inmate ratio
D)Facilities with special missions
E)Highly secured perimeters with walls or reinforced fences,single and multiple occupant cell housing
F)Double fenced perimeters with electronic detection systems,mostly dormitory or cubicle housing
-Medium security federal correctional institutions

• A)Strengthened perimeters,mostly cell-type housing
• B)Institutions with different missions and security levels located in close proximity
• C)Dormitory housing,limited/no perimeter fencing,relatively low staff-to-inmate ratio
• D)Facilities with special missions
• E)Highly secured perimeters with walls or reinforced fences,single and multiple occupant cell housing
• F)Double fenced perimeters with electronic detection systems,mostly dormitory or cubicle housing
• -Medium security federal correctional institutions

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Definitions:

Separation of Powers

A principle of governance where the state's powers are divided among distinct branches to prevent any one group from gaining too much power.

Federalism

A system of government in which power is divided between a central (national) government and regional (state or provincial) governments.

Directly Elected

Describes a system where officials are chosen by voters directly, rather than by an intermediary body or appointment.

Article II

A section of the United States Constitution that outlines the executive branch of the federal government, including the powers and responsibilities of the president.