Some people are very good at using actions and words to shape your thinking
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Category: Corrections
Doing the Right Thing: The Importance of Ethics in Corrections
Behaving with integrity is essential to maintaining your career and fulfilling your duty to protect inmates
The Danger of “Rearranging the Truth” in Public Safety
When science conflicts with public policy, truth can be obscured
What Makes Your Agency Tick? 3 Factors for Understanding Organizational Behavior
Structure, employee motivation and change management all play a role in how your agency functions
Where to Spend the Holidays? Prison?
The trial court granted Bass’s request and the appellate court imposed an emergency stay.
Desire to Eat Tween Boys Merits Continued Incarceration
The trial court turned him down for compassionate release and the appellate court affirmed
Identifiable Risks Are Manageable Risks
The “10 Families” framework simplifies our approach to risk management
Sistine Chapel Nudes OK, Coppertone Girl Bare Bum Not OK
“The regulation is valid if it is reasonably related to legitimate penological interests”
A Catalyst for Change: Managing Conflict in Public Safety Agencies
Your people are depending on you to work as their advocate when disputes arise
The “Smooth Shift”: The Dream of Every Correctional Officer
Appearances, behavior and assertiveness all play a role in how your shift goes
Doing the Right Thing: 4 Steps to Ethical Decision-Making
You must do the “right thing right”
What Does It Mean to Be an Ethical Supervisor?
When you’re leading people, doing the right thing becomes even more complex