We have an obligation to make it difficult for personnel to do bad things on purpose
It’s Coming from Inside the House: Internal Intentional Misconduct in Public Safety
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Category: Corrections
A Step-By-Step Guide to Grants Management
Being good stewards of the funding awarded can put you in a strong position to receive future grant dollars
It’s Not You, It’s Us: Training Strategies for Engaging a Post-Millennial Workforce
The “problem” of teaching millennial learners lies with the instructor, not the student
Of Nuns and Roadway Ops: Understanding External Negligent Conduct in Public Safety
Innocent actions can be as deadly as those intended to harm
Bad Behavior by Bad People: Understanding External Intentional Misconduct in Public Safety
It is difficult to stop people with bad intentions from harming our personnel, equipment or facilities
Writing Probation Reports: 3 Roles Probation Officers Play and How They Impact Reports
Probation officers wear many hats, which can create questions of constitutionality and liability
Be Observant: 10 Warning Signs of Suicidal Inmates
Correctional officers have a responsibility to look for and report signs an inmate may be considering suicide.
5 Keys to Avoiding Discipline Failure in Public Safety
If your agency doesn’t have the proper safeguards in place, a good lawyer can easily attack any discipline case
Discipline Is a Function of Policy, Not Outcome
Just because an event ends up OK does not mean we did our job correctly
Does Your Promotional Process Pass the Test?
Identifying good supervisors involves much more than a score on a promotional exam
Why You Should Be Managing Your Agency’s Accreditation Electronically
An electronic system can vastly improve organization, saving time and resources
Our Weakest Members: Developmentally Disabled People in the Criminal Justice System
How can we protect these individuals from victimization and provide equal opportunity for rehabilitation?