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• Court: Prisoner mail policy is proper

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  Prisoner mail policy helps reduce the risk of contraband entering the jail and cuts staff time required to check incoming mail

• 5 tips on body language and contraband interdiction

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  Keeping our facilities safe requires us to think ahead of the inmate population

• What can go wrong in the prison chapel?

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  While there are inmates who are sincere about their religious beliefs, many do not use the chapel for its intended purpose

• Black August: A first-hand account of the day 3 COs were tragically lost

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  Russ Hamilton brings you the story of Black August as told by Associate Warden Dick Nelson

• How body scanning technology aids contraband detection

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  Here’s how to maximize detection using technology combined with physical searches

• Contraband control tips for Valentine’s Day

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  While contraband control is a year-round endeavor, facilities can see a spike in trading of illicit goods over the Valentine’s Day holiday

• CO training: Everyday items inmates use as weapons

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  Correctional officers wear items on their uniforms and bodies every day that inmates can use as weapons

• Grants for opioid-response initiatives

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  Funding is available for trace detection machines, Narcan kits and data-sharing technology to document problems in your jurisdiction

• How to fund drug detection and interdiction equipment for prisons and jails

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  Corrections agencies are often not aware of available grants for the purchase of critically needed drug detection and interdiction equipment

• The rising threat of drug exposure in correctional facilities

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  Fentanyl and K2 are on the rise in our prisons and jails

• 5 concepts for effective contraband control training

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  When teaching contraband control, how do you determine what your facility needs and which training styles benefit the learning capacities of your staff?

• Addressing corruption in corrections

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  Perhaps the most common form of corruption in prisons is the smuggling in of contraband

• How manipulative inmates fatigue staff

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  Mental fatigue can have dangerous consequences not just for the target, but for all in the facility

• Gang codes: Why mistakes don’t mean failure

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  When deciphering a gang or inmate-coded sample, sometimes your best teacher is your last mistake

• SC prison riot highlights universal problems facing corrections

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  Correctional facilities nationwide face the same challenges that led to the SC riots: understaffing, contraband cellphones and prison gangs

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