Hats off to county corrections
By Brian Dawe
Last year, I was asked to testify as an expert witness on corrections at a contract arbitration in New York. Full Story
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EDITOR'S PICKRESOURCE
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
- 09/29/2008
The God Complex - 09/23/2008
Reading and prison libraries
- 09/16/2008
Jails and higher education - 09/22/2008
Imprisonment and the irony of free will
TODAY'S HEADLINES
- Juvenile center plans create controversy
- Automated med system saves time
- Report: 1 in 3 will offend again
- 20,000 more deserving of pardon
- Overtime money outlays mount
- County seeks to protect inmates
- Computer tampering alleged
- Crews fix up city graves
- Dept. unaware of potential voter fraud
- Va. governor orders 330 layoffs
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- On February 26, 2002, Ohio’s electric chair, nicknamed "Old Sparky," was decommissioned and disconnected from service. It was then donated to the Ohio Historical Society.
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BUSINESS: Press Releases
- North Carolina DOC Licenses ATG’s Pharmacy Administration System
- Keefe Group and Sopakco combine efforts towards hurricane disaster relief
- NaphCare announces contract with Federal Medical Center Devens, Massachusetts
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Terrorism in corrections, the ticking time bomb
11/07/2007
On October 24, 2007 Corrections.com spoke with Bill Sturgeon, an expert on emergency preparedness and counterterrorism planning about connection between terrorism and prisons and jails.
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