Corrections News
Corrections news is essential for the correctional facility workforce, providing up-to-date information on developments, policy changes, and emerging trends in the penitentiary system. This directory offers articles that help staff stay current on issues affecting their work environment, inmate management, and facility operations. Regularly engaging with corrections news ensures personnel are prepared for new challenges and opportunities. For additional insights, explore our section on Correctional Design and Operations Management.
BREAKING NEWS
The revived suit claims Lafayette Parish owes more than $10 million in costs for jail operations, including staff salaries and healthcare services
Antoine Massey was taken into custody at a residence about two miles from the jail; authorities are still searching for convicted murderer Derrick Groves
The Detroit Police Department, which will have to make hires to replace the 75 MDOC employees, has been shadowing personnel to train for detention center operations
Repeated inspections expose dangerous, degrading conditions at Men’s Central Jail — with little progress toward closure
Prisoners ranging from disgraced federal agents to ex-lawmakers are crafting appeals that highlight their connections to the president
Correctional officers said that Patrick Odale acted erratically and growled before they used pepper spray and restraint; Odale’s death was ruled a homicide
Richard Jordan abducted and fatally shot Edwina Marter before demanding $25,000 from her husband, leading to nearly 50 years of court appeals and legal challenges
Supreme Court
The ruling allows Ruben Gutierrez to seek DNA testing he says could prove he was not responsible for the 1998 stabbing death
Lancaster County Prison inmates and correctional officers endured record heat, with both groups receiving additional support but reporting persistent discomfort
PRODUCT NEWS
VideoViso STS Series provides a more efficient, reduced-risk environment for jail staff
The SecurPASS machines will be used to scan several hundred prisoners a day
The non-rechargeable flashlights offer a tight, long throw beam
The 9 ½-inch rail attaches to both the High-tube stock adapter and directly to drilled and tapped receivers for a completely rigid mount for optics and other firearm accessories
From electric to automobile hybrids, here are five new bikes unveiled this year
These new guns run the gamut, offering something for everyone
The X6 spy glasses could prove to be invaluable for the corrections profession
The M2012 is available in three models, all of which feature .308 Winchester chambers and one with an optional .260 Remington chamber
Windows 8.1 Pro Update and a battery life of up to 15 hours enhances productivity of mobile professionals
Earplugs resist movement from a firearm’s recoil, provide comfort on the run