Corruption occurs in the American prison system in a variety of forms. In the most basic version, correction officers accept bribes or sexual favors to smuggle weapons, drugs, or cell phones to inmates, or to provide inmates with other benefits. Other kinds of prison corruption can involve higher-level prison officials. For example, some prison officials have been implicated in pay-to-play schemes with private prisons. In other cases prison supervisors and administrators have been accused of covering up violations by correction officers or others within the prison, such as by shielding human rights abuses
Throughout the past five years, corruption in government has persisted around the world, vexing many...
To understand the contemporary use of contractor-operated prisons, one must appreciate the political...
What happens when a state fails to run its prisons? David Skarbek and Courtney Michaluk examine the ...
Corruption occurs in the American prison system in a variety of forms. In the most basic version, co...
Following a briefing by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to the Portfolio Committee on Correctio...
An analysis of the research questionnaires shows that most respondents (64%) think corruption is a s...
Corruption is an extraordinary crime and requires special attention in guiding corruption inmates. G...
Rikers Island is New York City’s primary jail complex, with a daily inmate population of approximate...
This paper examines the problem of prison corruption and its control. Prison corruption has been a p...
Prison officers are directly responsible for transmitting penal culture and prison policy to the con...
WASHINGTON (CBSDC)– It seems a week can’t go by without new allegations of prison guard abuse occurr...
There is a systemic pattern of federal prison staff using their power over inmates to coerce victims...
This book highlights and examines the level, reach and consequences of corruption in international c...
Correctional facilities turn out to be a place for corruption by perpetrators, both by the ...
Examines concerns with the role and performance of private prisons, including reports of abuse and n...
Throughout the past five years, corruption in government has persisted around the world, vexing many...
To understand the contemporary use of contractor-operated prisons, one must appreciate the political...
What happens when a state fails to run its prisons? David Skarbek and Courtney Michaluk examine the ...
Corruption occurs in the American prison system in a variety of forms. In the most basic version, co...
Following a briefing by the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to the Portfolio Committee on Correctio...
An analysis of the research questionnaires shows that most respondents (64%) think corruption is a s...
Corruption is an extraordinary crime and requires special attention in guiding corruption inmates. G...
Rikers Island is New York City’s primary jail complex, with a daily inmate population of approximate...
This paper examines the problem of prison corruption and its control. Prison corruption has been a p...
Prison officers are directly responsible for transmitting penal culture and prison policy to the con...
WASHINGTON (CBSDC)– It seems a week can’t go by without new allegations of prison guard abuse occurr...
There is a systemic pattern of federal prison staff using their power over inmates to coerce victims...
This book highlights and examines the level, reach and consequences of corruption in international c...
Correctional facilities turn out to be a place for corruption by perpetrators, both by the ...
Examines concerns with the role and performance of private prisons, including reports of abuse and n...
Throughout the past five years, corruption in government has persisted around the world, vexing many...
To understand the contemporary use of contractor-operated prisons, one must appreciate the political...
What happens when a state fails to run its prisons? David Skarbek and Courtney Michaluk examine the ...