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Gang intervention for COs

Set boundaries in a facility

Providing hope for Colo. inmates

Is Calif. realignment a cash cow?

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Dear Leadership eNews subscriber,

CMIT's annual Gang Conference was held this month in Austin, Texas, and host Joe Serio writes, "This year we had a former member of the Crips, a former White Supremacist recruiter, several police detectives, a state trooper, a prison security threat group officer, and gang members attend and speak." Read about steps you can take to prevent gang activity in your prison.

Also, learn how screen potential hires to make sure they know how to set (and keep) professional boundaries.

— Erin Hicks, CorrectionsOne Editor

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		Gang intervention in corrections
		By Joe Serio, C1 Contributor In many cases, the key to understanding why people join gangs has to do with love, respect, and communication. Tough on the outside, scared on the inside
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		Professional boundaries: How to set and keep them
		By Erin Hicks, C1 Associate Editor Boundaries allow COs to screen input from the world and know what situations to ward against, session told at the ACA summer conference. How to screen potential officers
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		Colo. program helps provide hope to inmates
		By Eugene Atherton, C1 Contributor "Seven Habits on the Inside" program focuses on the reality of prison life for offenders who are currently incarcerated. Hope for a better future
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Management News

Colo. death row inmates allowed outdoor exercise

Courts: It's OK to medicate inmates for safety's sake

NM jail works to fix problems

Sister of slain inmate sues Las Vegas police

Calif. fiscal and prison overcrowding could lead to Three-Strikes reform

Crisis intervention in a correctional setting

Leadership Column of the Month
		Does changing the arena change the rules?
		By Bob Walsh, C1 Columnist An idea floating around the state capitol is that the requirements of supervised parole should be levied against the state, not the counties. Realignment: A cash cow?
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From the C1 Community

Comment of the Week

"The only real tragedy here is that the video just wasn't that funny. I hate when people truly disrespect the corrections profession, but I just can't get too upset about this video — it was intended as a joke. Demoting the officers involved seems excessive."
— Skinnerian

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Video mocks jail officials, Wash. cops demoted

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