Going from State Prison to County Jail

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I too have moved from Prisons to jail work. I have found the environments vastly different. A prison is different because everyone is sentenced, they know pretty much how much time they have to do and they are getting or in a routine. Not much happens in prisons on a daily basis in comparison to jails but when it does I have found those incidents to be far more serious than jails. Jails have few programs and more boredom for the inmates. the anxiety level among the inmates and staff is higher, there is more movement due to courts,evaluations,attny visits etc.. view full thread

Charity & Volunteerism

Terry Campbell

Welcome to 2019 and another exiting year for corrections. Out topic this month is ‘Charity & Volunteerism.’ Previously, I have written about this topic and shared my personal views and opinions. To begin, first ask yourself: What does charity and volunteerism represent to me? Am I involved in any charity or volunteerism activities? If not, why not? I am attempting to generate and/or increase our charity and volunteerism participation for 2019... read full story

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