Some Critics See Private Prisons as Inherently Unjust Because

question 56

Multiple Choice

Some critics see private prisons as inherently unjust because:

• A) private prisons are part of the government bureaucracy.
• B) government parole boards have no say in an inmate's release from a private correction facility.
• C) they believe that private prisons are not as cost-effective as state prisons.
• D) they believe that only the government has the authority to punish wrongdoers.

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Definitions:

Depolarization

A decrease in the difference in charge between the inside and outside of a cell's plasma membrane, often leading to nerve impulse transmission or muscle contraction.

Na+

Sodium ions, an essential electrolyte in the body that helps regulate blood pressure, blood volume, and pH levels, as well as nerve and muscle function.

Gray Matter

Regions of the brain and spinal cord consisting primarily of neuronal cell bodies, dendrites, unmyelinated axons, and glial cells, involved in muscle control and sensory perception.

Nuclei

The central and most important parts of an atom, or a cell's structure that contains the genetic material.