Author Question: Why are condoms often banned in jails? a. Although they do occur, prison rapes are not a frequent ... (Read 36 times)

Charlie · **on:** Jun 18, 2018

Why are condoms often banned in jails?

a. Although they do occur, prison rapes are not a frequent occurrence in jails.
b. Prison officials monitor sexually transmitted infection rates in prisoners very closely, thus minimizing the need for condom usage.
c. Since condoms are not 100 effective in preventing the transmission of sexually transmitted infections, many prison officials feel that condoms are a waste of prison resources.
d. Many prison officials feel that allowing condoms would send a message that homosexuality is condoned.

Question 2

How does alcohol usage tend to change societal attitudes about the rapist and the victim?

a. When rapists or the victims are intoxicated, both are held less personally responsible for the rape.
b. When rapists or the victims are intoxicated, both are held more personally responsible for the rape.
c. Intoxicated rapists are held less responsible for their actions than sober rapists; intoxicated victims are more likely to be held personally responsible than sober victims.
d. Intoxicated victims are less likely to be held personally responsible for their actions than sober victims; intoxicated rapists are held more responsible for their actions than sober rapists.