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The First 72 Hours & the Dangers that Loom
One of the primary ways jails can limit their liability, accurately classify inmates, and efficiently handle the influx of inmates is by implementing a good initial classification process.
On the Rise: The Cost of Mental Health Care
Those of us who work in jails or prisons don’t need research studies to tell us what we already know: Mental illness in the justice system is a serious problem. And we’re not equipped to fix it.
Classification Works in Criminal Justice: Here’s Why
In this episode Dr. Tim Brennan discusses the science behind why inmate classification works, three fundamental parts of the decision-making process in criminal justice and more.
Shift Your Expectations: Good Behavior IS Possible
The NIC has been advocating for thoughtful inmate behavior management for over a decade, and their six-step process is foundational in many jails today.
How Safe is Your Jail Staff? There IS More You Can Do.
We’ve been working with jails around the country for decades, and we’ve found a few best practices can greatly reduce violent incidents and keep everyone safer.
Ensuring Safety Starts at Intake
When an accused offender arrives in your booking room, unknown factors abound. It’s your job to get a handle on the situation as quickly as possible, to book and house individuals appropriately, and to ensure the safety of everyone in your jail.
