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| Dear Leadership eNews subscriber, States remain challenged when managing juvenile and youthful populations. The agency acknowledging human error, negligence, or failure to take action early on, is the agency willing to accept criticism with the commitment to identify deficiencies and take needed corrective action. Find out what you can do to better manage juveniles. Also, read part one of our four-part series on public vs. private corrections. — Erin Hicks, CorrectionsOne Editor |
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Better management of juvenile populations | |
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Adolescents can be frustrating, but correctional professionals should understand the agency's enormous legal and moral responsibility to ensure their ongoing education, health and security. Shocking histories |
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Public vs. private corrections: How the debate began | |
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Back in the early 1970s, when I began my career in corrections, the concept of a private firm operating a prison or jail facility was seemingly ridiculous. Industry about to explode |
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Racing lessons for the leadership community | |
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There is a parallel that can be drawn between how drivers respond to what they see on the road and what they need to do to succeed in corrections. Relationship rules of the road |
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Improving prison quality through healthcare | |
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This year's annual National Conference on Correctional Health Care offered an interesting workshop about the origin and evolution of a psychopath. 100 concurrent sessions |
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Comment of the Week
"There is a very fine line that must be tread upon when dealing with inmates. Never tell them personal information. Don't give them anything, and don't take anything from them personally." — FLDOCGIRL Posted in response to Unhealthy inmate relationships: 5 danger signs |
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