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The use of restraints and lessons learned


The use of restraints has a long and sordid history in prisons and jails. Over the years, lawsuits have emerged alleging that corrections officers have abused or caused injury with restraint equipment.

Although corrections personnel prevail in 78 percent of these lawsuits, a review of a recent case that a Midwest sheriff's department lost is worthy of consideration for the important lessons it offers ... Full Story

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Featured News:
'Shawshank' duo plead not guilty in N.J.


(AP Photo/Mike Derer, Pool)

ELIZABETH, N.J. — Two men whose daring escape from a New Jersey jail was reminiscent of the movie "The Shawshank Redemption" pleaded not guilty Monday to escape charges.

One of the men, who allegedly left a taunting note for a corrections officer who later committed suicide, also rejected a plea deal.

Authorities said the men fled Dec. 14 by squeezing through a hole they had dug through a cinder block cell wall. They had covered the hole with a pinup photo, a ploy similar to one depicted in "The Shawshank Redemption" ... Full Story

N.J. inmates make movie-inspired jailbreak

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News and Announcements:
CorrectionsOne Video News

Sons: "Keep dad in prison"



A N.Y. family fights to keep a murderer — and a member of their family — behind bars.
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Press Release:
Perfection Uniforms is the 2008 Univator Award Recipient
[Perfection Uniforms]

Feds to check Texas jail following 3 inmate deaths
[Houston, TX]

Ohio juvenile center loses half of its staff in 1 year
[Marion, OH]

2 Md. inmates turn up with handcuff key
[Prince George's County, MD]

Mental health program at Colo. jail
credited with reducing violence

[Denver, CO]

CorrectionsOne Video Training Tip
Minimizing the bouncing front site
Because shotguns are such popular weapons in corrections, it's important to review stabilizing measures to take while shooting on the move.

In this week's CorrectionsOne video tip, Team One Network instructor Lou Ann Hamblin demonstrates the fundamentals that greatly enhance safety — and decrease the live fire learning curve as well ... Full Tip



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News and Announcements:

Press Release:
US Armor Sponsors Hostage Rescue Challenge
[US Armor]

Authorities report new leadership, constitution for Nuestra Familia gang
[Monterey, CA]

Pa. officer who ignored prison fight loses unemployment benefits
[Harrisburg, PA]

As their crime rate climbs, more Fla. women filling jails
[Jacksonville, FL]

Bling in the clink: New prison 'second most expensive' ever built in Australia
[Canberra, AUSTRALIA]

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