Hostile health care
By Lou Savelli, Sgt. NYPD (retiredP
A common misconception held by health care workers (nurses, doctors, admin., etc..), health care security professionals, and law enforcement officers has led to a false sense of security. Full Story
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- 06/23/2008
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Jail 101
- 06/17/2008
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Selecting from a salad bar of concepts
TODAY'S HEADLINES
- Computer predicts death row outcomes
- $6,000 raised for crime victims
- Indigenous inmate services studied
- Iowa prisons house fewer inmates
- Juvenile prison closure bill signed
- Jail to be privatized
- Jordan, Iraq mull nonpolitical prisoner swap
- Response positive to TB awareness program
- Community college to new CJ program
- Inmates back in cells after lockdown
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- Maryland's Division of Correction, which is an intricate part of the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, is the state's largest criminal justice organization.
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Joseph Bouchard, MIDOC Librarian
06/27/2006
On Tuesday, June 27th, 2006 Corrections.com spoke with Joseph Bouchard, MIDOC Librarian and instructor of the course “Corrections and Psychology,” about managing and preventing staff division.
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