In the corrections environment, believing myths about inmate suicide can lead to tragic results
A report from a corrections psychiatrist claimed prison officials overruled psychiatrists and misrepresented how often inmates were receiving proper care
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To keep drugs, weapons and other disruptive items out of your facility, first identify gaps in your screening process, then adopt a variety of policies and tools to plug the holes
“It’s very disheartening, it’s very demoralizing,” Dr. Karuna Anand said
Soft skills are challenging to quantify and measure, but are something that criminal justice employers seek out in candidates
The convergence of the scholar and practitioner mindsets helps to create informed criminal justice practices, policies, decisions and services
Inmates are constantly pushing the envelope, testing our ability to maintain control of our facilities and looking for weaknesses
New York's maximum-security Bedford Hills Correctional Facility is one of the very few prisons in the U.S. that allow inmates and their babies to live together
The so-called 'wonder drug' is a monthly injection that blocks receptors in the brain
People leave prison without access to healthcare they’re entitled to, jeopardizing their own health and the public’s
Tenn. study shows 10 percent of children in the state have had a parent incarcerated
The skills the inmates are learning will help them acclimate to life outside prison, find work at vet clinics and animal shelters
Nationwide, about 5.1M children have experienced parental incarceration
Lawmakers plan to reduce the time spent in solitary confinement to only 5 consecutive days
The attacked cellmate recounts being saved by CO who interfered
The case was one that pitted the prison's need for safety against the inmate's right to privacy
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