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• 3 Ohio COs, supervisor face discipline for mistakenly releasing 3 inmates

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  An official said the COs failed to follow "well-defined" protocols that led to the inmates' release, and that the supervisor failed to review the COs' work

• Calif. reduces its inmate population to a 30-year low

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  Court rulings, new state laws and policies on imprisonment, and changes in voters' attitudes have all contributed to the reduction

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• New panel will study reforms at troubled NJ women's prison

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  The commission will examine the sexual abuse and exploitation of inmates following a report that found widespread problems at the state's women's prison

• Lawsuit: Inmates claim Calif. county jail failed to provide masks

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  Attorneys want all inmates and staff tested, medically vulnerable inmates released, staff to wear PPE and people exposed to COVID-19 quarantined

• Dozens infected with COVID-19 at Calif. youth prisons

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  With no plans to release youth offenders early, prison officials said they have been taking steps to limit the spread of COVID-19

• Ohio county jail sued by corrections officer

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  A female CO claims policies were ignored that resulted in her being injured and traumatized when she was assaulted and overpowered by four male inmates

• COVID-19 inmate death toll increases by 28% in Fla.'s prisons

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  The number of COs who have tested positive for COVID-19 also went up from 1,318 on Friday to 1,417 Monday

• 4 tips for correctional officers who were passed over for a promotion

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  A career is the sum total of your experiences, positive and negative

• Ala. DOC 'disappointed' by DOJ report

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  ADOC said the 30-page report "hinders the progress made by our department"

• Md. prisons distributing more PPE to staff, inmates

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  A constant influx of PPE is needed considering how quickly staff and inmates go through and reuse equipment

• Federal review: Ala. inmates subjected to excessive force

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  The report found that violence is so common that some COs consider it normal

• Watchdog finds flawed COVID-19 response at Calif. prison

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  The report singles out several problems in the response by the Lompoc complex, including a preexisting shortage of COs and medical staffers

• COVID fatigue and leadership

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  The greatest risk to jail inmates is not new inmates with COVID, but deputies or other jail employees catching COVID in the community and bringing it to the jail

• How to be an effective leader in corrections

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  It is essential to develop your leadership skills to match the core competencies COs are looking for from their supervisors

• How bodycams in corrections can improve outcomes and accountability

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  Body-worn cameras provide an objective record that can discourage bad behavior, decrease the likelihood of frivolous grievances and make it easier to investigate when incidents do occur

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