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| Welcome to the Leadership eNews, CorrectionsOne, in partnership with the Correctional Management Institute of Texas, is happy to bring you the first edition of our new, once-monthly Leadership eNews, which tackles the most critical issues in correctional leadership head-on. You are receiving this inaugural issue because, as a correctional professional, we believe this content will be helpful to you and your career. However, if you do not wish to receive future issues of the Leadership eNews, simply unsubscribe here by entering your email address and selecting "No". If you're joining CorrectionsOne from CMIT, we recommend you also sign up for the C1 weekly eNewsletter, which gives a snapshot of important corrections news and columns each week. — Luke Whyte, CorrectionsOne Editor & Joe Serio, CMIT Project Manager |
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New ideas for fighting gangs, laptops and low staff morale | |
| A veteran chief discusses some of his department’s latest initiatives, which include intriguing new approaches to combating prison gangs and limiting attorney-smuggled contraband ... A ground up approach | ||
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Shackling laboring inmates: Is it cruel treatment? |
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| Recent media attention has focused on the controversial practice of shackling laboring inmates during transport and in-hospital stay. Here are some theories on best practice ... Treat each trimester differently | ||
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Rethinking leadership: Gaining power through partnership | |
| The greatest leaders I have known in corrections did NOT see themselves as leaders in the traditional sense. Instead of dominating staffers, they built partners. You could too ... Words as tools not weapons | ||
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Ghost in the machine: How old ways hinder future progress | |
| The future of rehabilitation in corrections may lie in evidence-based practices, but unless we restructure our antiquated organizational structures can we ever implement them effectively? ... Bureaucracy stifles technology | ||
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| Blog Post of the Month | ||
| Portugal decriminalized all drugs; drug use dropped | ||
| It's been one year since a Cato report found that Portugal's total decriminalization of drugs actually led to declines both in drug usage rates and in HIV infection rates ... Full Post | ||
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