Title: Cub API Communication Channel
Headings: 5 of the biggest challenges facing corrections in 2019
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Corrections officers, thank you for your service, courage and commitment
Key principles of security threat group intelligence operations in jails
Post-pandemic mental health challenges for correctional staff and inmates: What leaders should know
Reducing prison risks through AI-based threat intelligence
How to buy tactical entry tools (eBook)
The hidden impact of COVID-19 on correctional staff
How to come away from a critical incident with more details
550 courses and videos, plus training workflows and skills development tracking
The forgotten staff: Training civilians and volunteers in corrections
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American Military University
5 of the biggest challenges facing corrections in 2019
1. Prison overcrowding
2. Funding gaps
3. Staff safety/inmate violence
4. Advancements in technology
5. Staff retention
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Content: This is partly because the inmates being released are most often those who pose the lowest threat to society, but the number of inmates considered to be the most dangerous tends to remain consistent. There are limited high-security facilities that can safely house the most dangerous inmates. This problem is worsened by the fact that new high-security facilities, which are needed to disperse overcrowding, are rarely built because they are expensive. 2. Funding gaps
No matter how good the economy, corrections rarely sees an increase in funding. Conversely, when budget cuts are required, corrections is often considered a prime source for money savings. Understandably, it is challenging to make the argument in our society that adequate funding to run prisons is as important as the education of our children or support for the needy. Prisons are expensive to build and, once operational, expensive to maintain. This is especially true for facilities designed to house the most dangerous inmate population. As a result, we tend to see patchwork fixes applied to keep old facilities operational as opposed to building new facilities.