“The regulation is valid if it is reasonably related to legitimate penological interests”
“The regulation is valid if it is reasonably related to legitimate penological interests”
Correctional facilities have become the de-facto mental health institutions of our society
Violent behavior in the jail is a given, but staff actions can significantly enhance safety
Situational awareness and a cautious mindset are essential
Preventing harassment and addressing medical needs are key
Jail leadership must be attentive to security, privacy and liability
ADA compliance can be daunting, but breaking down the requirements can help
Ensure this technology enhances your jail’s visitation offerings, rather than exploiting inmates
Anticipating these issues ahead of time can make for a successful inspection
Correctional officers have a responsibility to look for and report signs an inmate may be considering suicide.
A thorough jail death review seeks answers and gets to the root cause of why a death happened.
Contractors can reduce costs and enhance service delivery, but administrators must be aware of the policy and procedural implications.