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COVID-19 put the spotlight on officer recruitment, retention and wellness. The good news is, we have solutions to these issues

DOC officials blame paperwork mixups, ‘human error’

Implementing a crisis communications plan will prepare police leaders to navigate the treacherous tsunami of social media during the first 24-48 hours of a crisis

Some of the proposed legislation would make all state prisoners serve 85% of their sentences before they’re eligible for early release as a reward for good behavior

“Some people still expect correctional facilities to be concrete, dungeon-like structures, but the stats show these environments don’t help with recidivism,” the company said

Used wisely, discretion strengthens safety and legitimacy in corrections; misused, it erodes authority and ethics

For 11 days, the inmates have battled a sharply uneven battle against a devilish fusion of dry wind, fault-crumpled terrain and desiccated vegetation

Victor Valdez, an immigrant from the Dominican Republic, was serving a four-year sentence for assault when he died at the prison last November under controversial circumstances