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'Reentry Starts the Day the Handcuffs Come Off': What Rehabilitation Actually Takes
Tyler Robinson served 10 years in Kansas. Donna Shetler spent decades inside prisons preparing people for the year they would walk out. One of them lived the gap between finishing a sentence and being ready for what comes after it. The other has s...
How Safe Is Your Facial Recognition Data?
Is facial recognition data safe? Learn how it's encrypted, isolated, access-controlled, and protected by law, and what happens if there's a breach.
Building Westville State Prison: Designed to Rehabilitate
How the Indiana Department of Correction is replacing two aging facilities with one built for custody, programming, and treatment
5 Common Problems that Medication Manager for Command Cloud Solves
Missed doses, disputed refusals, and allergy errors put jails at medical and legal risk. This article walks through five common inmate medication management problems and how Medication Manager for Command Cloud addresses each one with digital reco...
10 Transformations Modernizing Correctional Operations
From counter-drone systems to direct supervision housing, this article covers ten changes facilities across the country have already put into practice to improve safety, security, and outcomes behind the walls.
‘We’re Not in the Business of Warehousing People’: The Redesign of American Corrections
For generations, American jails were designed with one purpose: to secure and contain. But as correctional facilities have become the nation’s largest mental health providers and staffing shortages have deepened, architects and jail leaders are re...
How Can Facial Recognition Help My Jail or Prison?
Facial recognition helps jails and prisons verify identity, track inmate movement, stop mistaken releases, and deter contraband.