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ICPA 15th AGM and Conference
Sunday 27, October 2013
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Academic Excellence Online
Feb 5th, 2013 | Author: Fraser Bryans
Free Online Seminar: Does punishment reduce criminality? Or are there better alternatives?
Join an online seminar with 2012 ICPA Research Award recipient Professor James McGuire, PhD, Professor of Forensic Clinical Psychology at the University of Liverpool, where he will attempt to answer these q...
William Rentzmann Retires
Dec 16th, 2012 | Author: Ed Wozniak
Last month, I attended the first Annual General Meeting of EuroPris in Rome. That organisation, emerging to fit a need for an organisation of practising prison professionals in Europe, is in no small measure the creation of William Rentzmann, Director General of the Danish Prison and Probation Ser...
ICPA is Coming to America!
Nov 16th, 2012 | Author: Cassandra Johnson
THIS IS SURE TO BE AN EVENT YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS!
Plan to be a part of a lively exchange of views, experiences, and best practices with corrections professionals from around the world at the ICPA 15th Annual Conference -
THINKING OUTSIDE THE CELL:
Reducing the use of imprisonment.
Antlers...
Even in prisons, technology is changing paradigms
Nov 3rd, 2011 | Author: Eden Estopace
Families with relatives in prison in Singapore can visit their kin more often now. If face-to-face visits are not always possible, "tele-visits" can always be arranged.
The Singapore Prison Service website said tele-visits "allows visitors to see and talk to an inmate through television via tele-...
Safe and Humane
Dec 1st, 2010 | Author: Fraser Bryans
Article by Stephen A. Carter(11/24/2010). Source (http://www.correctionalnews.com)
Many of my recent articles have chronicled a worldwide decline in prison population. Today, however, I want to present why this current trend is not a universal characteristic.
On the wall in one of our confere...
Haiti - Disaster Relief Appeal
Jan 18th, 2010 | Author: Fraser Bryans
The Haitian Prison Authority has been grievously hurt by the earthquake on January 12, 2010. The Civile Penitenitary of Port-au-Prince sustained significant damage resulting in several deaths, exact numbers still unknown. The facility was housing 4,367 prisoners. All surviving prisoners fled. A ...
