Correctional Counselor (CC1) Practice Exam

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When housing I/Ms, which factor should also be taken into account?

  1. Inmate employment history

  2. Education level

  3. Gang affiliation or association

  4. Family history in incarceration

The correct answer is: Gang affiliation or association

Considering gang affiliation or association is crucial when housing inmates because it directly impacts safety and security within the correctional facility. Inmates with affiliations to certain gangs may pose risks to both themselves and others if housed with rivals or even those who may not have gang associations. Proper housing arrangements can help prevent conflicts, violence, or potential assaults, thereby maintaining a more controlled and secure environment. Additionally, awareness of gang affiliations allows correctional staff to manage and mitigate risks effectively, potentially implementing targeted interventions or programs to address the specific needs of these individuals. Hence, incorporating gang affiliation into housing decisions is vital in upholding the overall safety of the correctional facility.

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