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To alleviate an officer’s feeling of obligation toward an inmate who helped rescue him during an attack, the officer’s supervisor has the inmate transferred. Was this the right thing to do?
As with any inmate population, there are challenges when it comes to working with female inmates. It’s up to each officer to weigh the pros and cons and see if the opportunity is right for them.
An officer is looking to switch facilities and received an offer to transfer to a female facility. Should he do it?
A pregnant inmate poses a threat to herself and others; how should the warden create policy that allows officers to use force, but also protects the unborn child?
The more you know about your facility’s policies and procedures, the better you will be at responding to the moments that fall into the gray
In this scenario, a training recruit asks if it’s possible to be “creative” with policy in order to lessen predictability
Last week’s scenario presented a conflict that relates to the implementation of PREA. Read the different points of view from C1 members
In this scenario, two correctional professionals are arguing about the implementation of Prison Rape Elimination Act protocols. Read the scenario and see who you agree with, and why.
In last week’s scenario, an officer was presented with the dilemma of either admitting he could not perform his duties completely, or forging his logbook to say he could
An officer with too much on his plate knows he will be disciplined if he doesn’t report his tours correctly. What would you do in this situation?