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In this scenario, a training recruit asks if it’s possible to be “creative” with policy in order to lessen predictability
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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?
An officer refuses an order to respond to a situation, saying it would have forced him to leave his post unmanned. Was he right, or should he have followed orders?
Last week’s scenario presented a situation where a poor decision was being made to implement a policy quickly; check out these responses so you avoid errors and keep all parties safe when implementing new policy and rules
A warden trying to abide by PREA guidelines for transgender inmate treatment makes a rash decision and may be infringing on inmates’ civil rights; how would you correct this scenario?
Is it better to implement a write-up for every infraction, or are some incidents better handled through communication?
With documentation, communication and teamwork, any correctional team can overcome a game like this inmate is playing