Sentence examples for training for corrections from inspiring English sources

The Florida D.O.C. has adopted a series of reforms, including crisis-intervention training for corrections officers and other steps that may deter future violence.

The bill would also provide better mental health training for corrections officers and create transitional services for inmates before they leave prison.

His death last week prompted de Blasio to call for further improvements in mental health treatment and training for corrections officers. .

In an effort to avoid litigation, the Justice Department has proposed a legal settlement with Nassau County for improved health care for 1,600 inmates at the county jail, and increased training for correction officers.

That means investing in special training for correction officers; in round-the-clock medical care; in retrofitting buildings, wheelchair-accessible cells and bathrooms; in units with lower bunks and no stairs; and in increased hospice care for the terminally ill.

Two months later, the Nevada Board of State Prison Commissioners adopted new regulations for oversight, including training requirements for corrections officers and investigatory obligations for the state.

The city will also spend $100 million to build a training academy for correction officers to replace the current one housed in a Queens shopping center.

Many of those staffers testified that they were trained in corrections for one month at an Air Force base in Texas and rightfully admitted that the guidelines for dealing and assessing with a suicide case that they were taught there were thrown out the window when Private Manning arrived.

Many of those staffers testified that they were trained in corrections for one month at an Air Force base in Texas and rightfully admitted that the guidelines for dealing and assessing with a suicide case they were taught there were thrown out the window when Private Manning arrived.

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Judges are unlikely to tell people about the conditions necessary for regaining the right to vote and there can be poor training among corrections officials.