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• Wrap up: Never ever fudge your logbook entries

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  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

• Wrap up: Following the chain of command

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  Last week's scenario pitted a sergeant against a correctional officer when the officer disobeyed a direct order in favor of following policy. Even in the worst scenario, following your commanding officer’s orders is of paramount importance for the safety and security of all.

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  How to incorporate temperature screening into your safety protocols while reducing overtime and increased exposure risk

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  Your temperature screening tools should help your efforts to curb the spread of infection without interrupting operations

• What would you do? Identifying a transgender inmate

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  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?

• Wrap up: Why communication is the most important tool in your tool box

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  When choosing between writing an inmate up for an infraction or merely warning them, weigh the pros and cons before applying the correct tool for the job

• Wrap up: Suicide ploy is an attempt to control housing

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  With documentation, communication and teamwork, any correctional team can overcome a game like this inmate is playing

• Wrap up: Supervisor doesn’t write up officer for security breach

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  Use this insight to consider what you might have done in the scenario posted last week