Corrections Training
Corrections training is essential for equipping staff with the skills and knowledge to manage inmates effectively and maintain facility security. This directory offers articles on various training programs, techniques, and best practices within the correctional system. Proper corrections training ensures that officers are prepared to handle the challenges of their roles, promoting safety and professionalism. Explore our section on additional career development resources.
Danielle Taylor uses her MMA training to help her in her job as a custody assistant at the North County Correctional Facility
Attorneys said that Romell Broom has important appeals pending and the state shouldn’t hurry to set a new date
Correctional Officer Nicholas Young donated bone marrow to a 9-year-old girl he’d never met
Arkansas has not put a prisoner to death since 2005
A sergeant for the Lee County (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office arrived at a disturbance and almost immediately took control of a situation that was wildly out of control
In order to arrange for the contraband to be brought into the facility, the inmate and the co-conspirator often use a code like the case we’re about to examine
COs are minimally supervised and possess immense discretion – it is important to remember that great responsibility comes with the authority we are given
The law gives local judges the authority to order severely mentally ill individuals to undergo outpatient treatment
When correctional officers are unsure about the protection of speech, existing case law should be examined
I hope to see improvement in how law enforcement manages the mentally ill offender
The inmate became aggressive with officers when they tried to restrain him after he charged at a nurse
At issue is whether a contested sedative is powerful enough to put inmates into a deep state of unconsciousness before two drugs paralyze them and stop their hearts
The last inmate executed coughed for the first 13 minutes of the procedure and appeared to move after a consciousness check
The prisons agency tried to obtain the active ingredient in the drug, pentobarbital, in hopes of having a compounded version made
CO Anibal Pizarro rendered life-saving aid to a choking newborn at a local Walmart
Rioting often occurs when inmates feel their chance to be heard through proper channels has been ignored
Emotional intelligence is crucial for a correctional officer for whom dealing with prisoners on a daily basis can be both challenging and draining
Having a comprehensive, written policy is very important in managing inmates who wish to radicalize others towards terrorist behavior
The lawsuit alleges the psychologists’ contracted with the CIA to develop interrogation methods such as waterboarding
Anthony Gangi and co-host Nick Kane sit down with guest Gary Cornelius to discuss civilian training in corrections
The draft orders a review of interrogation methods used on terror suspects and calls for suggested modifications that would not violate the U.S. legal ban on torture
A judge said the first drug couldn’t pass a constitutional bar of causing “substantial risk of serious harm”
Quality writing, demonstrated need and staying within the financial parameters are critical in determining whether or not you win an award
One of the most important factors necessary for good mental health is resilience
They recommend the Legislature require police to record interrogations in all felony cases as soon as the suspect enters the interrogation room
The inmate testified that he believed CO Garrett Goettsch was going to take him somewhere and assault him because he had sworn at him earlier in the day
Fully adopting the fitness lifestyle mentality takes time, but after a couple of weeks of implementing a dedicated routine, it becomes habit
The lawsuit contends pregnant women in the Allegheny County jail are sometimes sent to solitary for minor rule violations without proper disciplinary hearings
Ricky Gray’s attorneys said there is a serious risk that the state will “chemically torture” the man to death
Anthony Gangi and co-host Nicholas Kane sit down with Matthew Gallup and Randy Sutton to discuss the moments that defined law enforcement in 2016
