The business of body cameras: 5 keys for procurement

The business of body cameras: 5 keys for procurement

What the public really thinks of corrections officers

What the public really thinks of corrections officers

Why body cameras in corrections?

Why body cameras in corrections?

550 courses and videos, plus training workflows and skills development tracking

550 courses and videos, plus training workflows and skills development tracking

Breaking down the correctional officer oath

Breaking down the correctional officer oath

First Circuit: Surgery performed on inmate to locate alleged contraband a violation of the Fourth Amendment

First Circuit: Surgery performed on inmate to locate alleged contraband a violation of the Fourth Amendment

Using virtual reality to improve inmate interaction with families

Using virtual reality to improve inmate interaction with families

Third Circuit reverses qualified immunity granted for Delaware prison officials

Third Circuit reverses qualified immunity granted for Delaware prison officials

Book excerpt: Peer Support Fundamentals: Ask, Listen, Encourage, Follow-up

Book excerpt: Peer Support Fundamentals: Ask, Listen, Encourage, Follow-up

A video for wellness reform: 'PTSD911'

A video for wellness reform: 'PTSD911'

Duty to intervene applies in jails

Duty to intervene applies in jails

Poll call: What should be the minimum age to become a corrections officer?

Poll call: What should be the minimum age to become a corrections officer?

Voting Rights

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Judges: Fla. felons can't vote until they pay fines, fees
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The order from the U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals was a disappointment to voting rights activists
Court: Money owed can't block voting rights for NC felons
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The ruling, which may face appeals, could pave the way for an influx of thousands of felons to have their voting rights restored
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Beyond the body-worn camera: Incorporating digital evidence management systems into the corrections environment
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Integrating BWC and facility video in a single system enhances safety, reduces liability, aids investigations, and makes documentation more accurate and efficient
NC judges listen to challenge over restoring felons' voting rights
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Superior Court Judge Lisa Bell said she didn't anticipate an immediate ruling, but expected one by early September
Iowa governor signs order restoring felon voting rights
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The order will restore the rights to an estimated 40,000 people who have completed prison sentences, probation and parole
Federal judge rules against Fla. on felons paying fines to vote
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A judge said the state can condition voting on fines and restitution a person is able to pay, but can't condition voting on payment of amounts a person is unable to pay
Federal trial opens over Fla.'s felon voting law
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Lawyers are trying to persuade a judge to permanently undo a state law that requires felons to first settle their financial debts before regaining the right to vote
US appeals court says Ohio inmates don't get extra vote time
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The Cincinnati-based 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled inmates shouldn't be given the same ability to vote late as those who are suddenly hospitalized
Federal judge hears case to restore vote to Florida felons
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More than 436,000 former felons in Florida remain ineligible to vote because of legislative intervention
Ga. stops voting by felons using broadest reading of law
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Felons seeking to restore their voting rights must not only finish their prison sentences, but also any parole or probation, as well as pay any outstanding court fines
Fla. bill mandates felons pay all fees before voting
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The amendment said all terms of a sentence have to be completed, and that includes restitution, court costs, fines and fees ordered by a judge
2020 Democrats confronting debate over letting felons vote
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Prodded by criminal justice activists, Democrats have largely embraced the politically safer cause of winning back access to the ballot box for felons who have served their time
Proposed ballot measure would let Calif. parolees vote
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The proposal would help nearly 50,000 felons who've served time adjust back in the community
Fla. felons rejoice after regaining their right to vote
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The right to vote was restored for most felons in Fla., increasing the pool of eligible voters
Fla. election officials prepare to register former felons
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The state's voters approved Amendment 4, which says most felons will automatically have their voting rights restored when they complete their sentences.
Fla. approves restoration of felon voting rights
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More than one million felons, barring those convicted of murder or sex crimes, will be able to vote again
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