Integrity pie
By Joe Bouchard
There are many one-word definitions that come to mind when one considers the concept of integrity. Full Story
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EDITOR'S PICKRESOURCE
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
- 07/07/2008
They look to you - 07/07/2008
A powerful choice
- 07/01/2008
Woman power - 06/30/2008
Understanding, anticipating and controlling fear
TODAY'S HEADLINES
- Report issued on prison closure
- Mo. prisons going high-tech
- Sentencing circles target youth crime rate
- Northern Ireland's jails at breaking point
- Prison-born infants face harsh conditions
- Regional jail gets familiar superintendent
- Inspection finds problems
- Jail staff cleared
- OpEd: Jail condition moral crime
- Boot camp boss resigns
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- From the first settlement at Jamestown in 1607 to the late 1700s, Virginia used corporal and capital punishment as its penal measures. After the Revolutionary War, Thomas Jefferson began urging Virginia to construct a "penitentiary house" similar to what was being done in Europe.
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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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