Leadership

Corrections officers, our protectors, need your interest, research and compassion just as much as the infamous predators and anonymous inmates they protect us from

The corrections worker is alleged to have shared information in violation of the department's informational technology, confidentiality and ethics policies

These are the skills high-performing employees use every day to make them stand apart from others

Humility isn’t about being vulnerable and allowing inmates to walk all over you. It’s about the constant quest to improve yourself and learn new things

The report highlights two recent jails deaths as evidence that the sheriff's office has struggled to improve jail conditions despite years of federal oversight

"These three-digit temperature days and the heat index is pretty strong evidence that we need to take a real look at what needs to be done," an official said

Michael Carvajal, who submitted his resignation in January but was not replaced until Tuesday, will stay on through the end of the month as a senior adviser to the new director

The judge said that deficiencies in supervision and staffing lead to “a stunning array of assaults, as well as deaths

Carvajal, who resigned in January, blamed the size and structure of the Bureau of Prisons for his ignorance on issues such as inmate suicides, sexual abuse, and the free flow of drugs, weapons and other contraband

Everyone knows Florida Man, but an equally eccentric cast of hard-boiled sheriffs make a career of going after these guys

Elkhart County Sheriff's Office earns CALEA, ACA, and NCCH accreditation for the second time

Peters vowed to put the wellness of federal correctional officers at the top of her priority list

The warden has placed the staff, inmates and community at risk, said union leader Jonathan Zumkehr

Cultural diversity training in corrections must do more than identify differences — it must include strategies for defusing racial tension