11. It is not possible for an inmate with mental illness to remain incarcerated for a period of time longer than their initial prison sentence, such as serving 13 years on a 3 year sentence A True B False

B False<br /><br />It is possible for an inmate with mental illness to remain incarcerated for a period longer than their initial prison sentence under certain circumstances. This can occur if the individual is deemed unfit to be released due to ongoing mental health issues that pose a risk to themselves or others. In some jurisdictions, inmates may be transferred to psychiatric facilities or held under civil commitment laws beyond their original sentence if they are considered a danger. However, these situations typically involve legal proceedings and assessments by mental health professionals to justify extended confinement.