Corrections1 Columnists
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The Corrections1 columnist roster features subject matter experts addressing topics including correctional leadership, facility management, corrections officer training, correctional healthcare, corrections grant funding and community corrections.
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RECENT ARTICLES
In order to survive in corrections, officers must be able to protect themselves
Sometimes referred to as “paper terrorists,” sovereign citizens should be carefully monitored
Working with juveniles is not easy, and we must make sure our officers are equipped to handle them effectively
As a young correctional officer, you will face many obstacles, but never give up as you will develop the skills you need to succeed
More effective communication leads to better supervision in any situation, especially in a jail or a prison
Don’t play checkers while the inmates are playing chess
Corrections agencies are often not aware of available grants for the purchase of critically needed drug detection and interdiction equipment
Soft skills are challenging to quantify and measure, but are something that criminal justice employers seek out in candidates