Wellness principles for first responders: Applying extreme ownership

Wellness principles for first responders: Applying extreme ownership

Prison reform and staff wellness are inextricably linked

Prison reform and staff wellness are inextricably linked

Enhancing correctional facility safety: Best practices for temporary holding compatibility and PREA compliance

Enhancing correctional facility safety: Best practices for temporary holding compatibility and PREA compliance

550 courses and videos, plus training workflows and skills development tracking

550 courses and videos, plus training workflows and skills development tracking

Universal precautions: How to adopt a readiness mindset

Universal precautions: How to adopt a readiness mindset

The rewards of working as a correctional officer

The rewards of working as a correctional officer

Addressing rising trauma rates in the criminal justice system: The role of community supervision and trauma-informed interventions

Addressing rising trauma rates in the criminal justice system: The role of community supervision and trauma-informed interventions

The shock factor of correctional officer training

The shock factor of correctional officer training

Why rotten apples are dangerous in corrections

Why rotten apples are dangerous in corrections

Transformational leadership: A key to success in correctional facilities

Transformational leadership: A key to success in correctional facilities

How drone tracking can protect correctional facilities against airspace threats

How drone tracking can protect correctional facilities against airspace threats

The rise and fall of James 'Whitey' Bulger

The rise and fall of James 'Whitey' Bulger

Facial Recognition Technology

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Digital Edition: How technology improves officer and facility safety
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Download a free Corrections1 guide on how correctional facilities can harness the evolving power of connected technology
Idaho jail to get iris recognition to scan fugitives' eyes
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Since implementing the system on Aug. 2, the Canyon County Sheriff’s Office has taken digital photos of 1,588 inmates' irises
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Transforming hurt into healing: 'Building Resilience' program thrives in Calif. prison
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Facial recognition technology lands man in prison
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