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Prisons and Correctional Administration Questions and Answers

Direction for [ Question No: 51 To 53 ] :

Read the following passage and answer the questions :

Every agency within the criminal justice system must prioritise and accelerate preparations to implement the gender equality duty and radically transform the way they deliver services for women. The government should announce within six months a clear strategy to place existing women prisons with suitable, geographically dispersed, small, multifunctional custodial centers within 10 years. Custodial sentences for women must be reserved for serious and violent offenders who are a threat to the public.

51.

The overall 'service delivery' of the 'system' showed be

Exam Year(s)

UGC NET - 2014,

Answer: C

The overall service delivery of the system should be of quality of service to women.

The passage says the agencies must radically transform the way they deliver services for women, which means that delivery should be aimed at good quality service for women.

Preparation and prioritisation are steps the passage lists, but they are not the description of service delivery.

It is the quality of service to women that the passage wants changed.

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52.

Who should devise a clear strategy ?

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UGC NET - 2014,

Answer: C

The strategy should be devised by the Government.

The passage says that the government should announce, within six months, a clear strategy to replace the women’s prisons with small, multifunctional custodial centres.

The custodial centres and women’s prisons are what the strategy deals with, and they do not devise it.

The phrase within six months in the passage also shows that the government is the actor with the power to announce it.

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53.

What are suggested as clear strategies while setting up women prisons ?

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UGC NET - 2014,

Answer: D

All of the above are suggested.

The passage calls for custodial centres that are geographically dispersed, small and multifunctional, and these three together make up the strategy for setting up women’s prisons.

Each of the first three describes part of the proposed strategy, so choosing any one of them alone is incomplete.

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