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.
The Sacramento County District Attorney’s office charged the pair with killing 71-year-old Hugo Pinell
Female inmates said they were contacted by the CO upwards of 1,832 times
Denise Slader clashed with the men of Middle Eastern descent as they were praying
The three have no more than three years each on the job
The allegations first surfaced at DOC in late 2014, according to a memo
Physical restraints and the use of pepper spray played a significant role in the death of Jonathan Paul
A police review board previously found the officers’ actions justified
The sheriff’s office also disclosed that inmates have filed more than 300 complaints of excessive force over the past 6 years
On this week’s Tier Talk, Gary Cornelius joins Anthony Gangi to discuss the training that all recruits need to receive
Each of the defendants also was charged with making false statements to the FBI
Inmates argued that the secrecy law is unconstitutional because they want information on the drugs’ makers and suppliers
Lieutenant Smith is looking for a way to provide training that is based on reality and can easily be brought from the training room to real life
Audits conducted by the state’s Correctional Medical Authority found problems with inadequate medical care
The advocates said the state could have saved roughly $2.8M if the inmates had been released on time
Inmates reported having purchased Subutex, also known as buprenorphine, from CO inside the jail
In this scenario, an inmate helps an officer who has seemingly lost his keys — what should be the reply?
Of the 1,233 inmates confined in the military’s prison network, 61 percent were convicted of sex crimes
Authorities have refused to provide details about what led up to the death of the inmate
All three were charged within a five-month span
More than 2 1/2 years after the incident, the sheriff’s office announced the first disciplinary action taken in the matter
The 11-month investigation found 8 state corrections staff guilty of distributing pills
The inmate filed a claim against six corrections officers he’s accused of attacking him
Sheriff’s offices and other law enforcement agencies collaborated Thursday to capture two “escaped inmates” during an elaborately planned mock prison escape
In this scenario, a sergeant explains to an officer that, in order to get a little, one must give a little
A retired FBI agent gives his tips on the best ways to spot a liar
During the three phase process trainers say they see some cadets blossom into more secure individuals as they go through the program
Feelings of obligation are powerful and can be easily used against an officer; also, recognizing an inmate for his good deed places him at risk with other inmates. Moving him was best for everyone involved.
To alleviate an officer’s feeling of obligation toward an inmate who helped rescue him during an attack, the officer’s supervisor has the inmate transferred. Was this the right thing to do?
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