How emotional manipulation undermines corrections security and leads to escapes
Inmate-Staff Relationships and Escapes from Custody
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Category: Corrections
Is Anyone Doing Anything to Make Things Better?
Lessons from the past point to how we can all create positive change
Surviving a Career in Corrections
Strategies for managing stress, avoiding burnout and building a sustainable career
Top Lexipol Articles of 2024 — Innovation in Public Safety
Lessons and insights from a year of content for first responders
Why Public Safety Needs to Learn from Tragedies in Other High-Risk Industries
Back then, a ticket book. Today, an iPad.
Leadership Lessons from Jocko Willink and Leif Babin
Navigating public safety challenges with resilience and accountability
Communicating Effectively in Corrections — Up, Down and All Around
Enhancing safety and professionalism with staff and inmates
5 Corrections Policy Trends for 2025
Key topics to watch for that could impact your facility’s operations.
No New Ways to Get in Trouble: Why Public Safety Needs a Better “Learning Management System”
Sadly, public safety is not great at learning from past mistakes
Preserving Life: The Importance of Jail Suicide Prevention Training
You are standing before a class of rookies … the “newbies” … the “greenhorns.” Today’s lesson is on preventing suicide in the inmate population. The learners sit up, prepare to listen attentively; they will be tested on this, and passing the academy is critical for...
“I Got to Know”: Curiosity Is Essential for Risk Management
There is a link between curiosity and intelligence
The Value of Jail Programs
Yes, some inmates do want to change.