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RCJ
Technology is great when it works, but the new system we have has numerous glitches that will never get repaired. Another problem is that it crashes often and it takes hours to get it back up and running. I’m of the opinion that it is tragic that facilities will run short on staff because of funding, but always find money to spend on new toys. I’m all for new tools that function properly and are reliable, but have yet to see that happen. As it is we spend to much time on computers doing data entry when we should be on the floor. I hope that your system works better than the other crap that’s out there... view full thread

Leann Bertsch: Promoting Humanity Through the Power of Persuasion

Charles F. Field, Jr.

Few career corrections professionals can lay claim to gaining international notoriety as the subject of an article in Mother Jones magazine (an American magazine that focuses on news, commentary, and investigative reporting on topics including politics, the environment, human rights, and culture). The article, entitled “North Dakota’s Norway Experiment,” described the impact of a visit to a maximum-security prison in Norway in 2015 by Leann Bertsch, Director of North Dakota’s Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (DOCR)... read full story

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