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.
One change allows inmates to post comments on social networking or blogging sites
The growth comes more than 2 decades since federal dollars were prohibited for college prison programs
Clearly the problems at Wash. DOC run deeper than just a failure to fix one computer problem
The former head stepped down two months before the erroneous early release of thousands of prisoners was made public
The man said he ate his roommate’s brain as part of a ‘mutual agreement’
The Supreme Court is considering whether a judge’s involvement in the case violate the inmate’s constitutional rights
Nursing leaders say recruiting nurses to the corrections department is difficult
The lawsuit seeking class action status represents six women on behalf of an estimated 2K women in state custody
New Hampshire’s last execution was in 1939
National data shows one in 40 adults weren’t able to vote in the 2008 elections because of a felony conviction
At least two deaths have been tied to the early releases
Local law enforcement agencies could still get the immigrant for prosecution on other crimes
Random tests actually had stopped several years ago when the prison budget started getting tight
The settlement won’t help Michelle-Lael Norsworthy, who was released from prison in August
The suits make a grand total of $287K in legal expenses, plus the $94K settlement the county paid
Correctional breachers have the opportunity to plan ahead and access to a lot of information about construction materials, location of utilities, design standards, previous construction plans, and more
Some lawmakers in the New England states are pushing for legislation that would instead count inmates as residents
The bill would impose a $5K fine for flying a drone over a state prison
Prosecutors allege that the officers cooked up a plan on how to explain inmate’s injuries
The bill would give the wrongly convicted temporary access to state health insurance and transitional services
Of her first 29 months in jail, Hailey served about 27 alone in a 6-by-10-foot cell
State officials did not release the inmate’s name or other information
The stories of the 2 teens illustrate how prosecutors’ decisions in similar cases can lead to wildly different outcomes
The project is simple on the surface but involves more than leisure and handicrafts
Lane Gaby likes to help people and for more than two decades, he has done just that
Offenses are broken down into 28 broad categories, including robbery, burglary, homicide, weapons and assaultive
Supporters say preparing a report can cost up to $800 and take three to six weeks
Lee Baca has agreed to plead guilty to lying to investigators
Only 69 of 330 death penalty cases in the past 15 years had unanimous jury verdicts
Cory Lee Henderson was held at the prison after being arrested Oct. 3, 2015, on drug and weapons charges
