Sentence examples for some correctional from inspiring English sources

The average guard's salary rose from $14,400 in 1980 to $54,000 in 2002, almost twice the national average for a prison officer.One federal investigation reported last year that "rather than CDC staff correcting prisoners, some correctional officers acquire a prisoner's mentality: they form gangs, align with gangs, and spread the code of silence".

Across the country, some correctional facilities have begun preparing inmates for the green economy, offering training in solar panel installation and energy-efficient heating, ventilation and cooling systems.

The state's Department of Criminal Justice issued an internal report attributing the escape to the failure of some correctional officers to follow procedure.

Inmates referred to some correctional crews as "goon squads" and "beat-up crews," the report said, and in one case, it said, an officer told an inmate, "Hope you enjoy your stay, rapist," and doused him with a fire extinguisher.

With regard to allegations of abuse, the evidence indicates a pattern of physical and verbal abuse by some correctional officers at the M.D.C. against some Sept. 11 detainees, particularly during the first months after the attacks.

In recent years, some correctional systems, including those in North Carolina, Arkansas and Massachusetts and the San Francisco jails, have taken action to train prison officials to prevent inmate rape and to respond when it happens by seeking criminal charges against the perpetrators and medical and psychological attention for the victim.

Some 220 correctional officers keep watch.

The tall figure who emerges from among the apple trees in greeting wears grey tracksuit bottoms and a long-sleeved grey sweatshirt that makes me think of prison garb in some progressive correctional regime.

The prevalence of mood disorders by either measure in this study is high when compared to 6.8% in the general population (Reeves et al. [2011]), and some other correctional systems like in Texas where only 11.0% had reported diagnoses of major depressive, bipolar, non-schizophrenic psychotic disorders or schizophrenia (Baillargeon et al. [2009]).

Nearly one in every 33 American adults is in some form of correctional control.

Some women's correctional colonies have nurseries for infants under the age of three.