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Leading Solomon Islands using Melanesian values
Executive leaders from Correctional Services and across government have learnt new ways to fight corruption by bringing Melanesian experiences and values together with the values needed for good development.
Obama Supreme Court Candidate Sonia SotomayorPart...
I haven't had time to research and review Judge Sonia Sotomayor's body of opinions, so I'll limit myself to a couple additional comments : 1. On those occasions on which the Supreme Court has reviewed ...
Hani killers might walk free soon
Derby-Lewis indignant about protests THE wife of struggle hero Chris Hani's killer yesterday hit back at the South African Communist Party for questioning Clive Derby- Lewis' application for parole, telling the ...
New jail site gets mixed reaction
The proposed site of a new jail, near the Walker Road big-box area, almost instantly sparked a lot of community reaction.
Department of Correctional Services announces budget cuts, including consolidations
The New York State Department of Correctional Services Thursday announced a plan to improve the efficiency of its operations without impacting public safety or security.
Watertown & Ogdensburg Prisons Named In Consolidation Plan
Two north country prisons will be affected under a plan to improve efficiency and save money within the state corrections system.
The candidates for the 48th Senate District seat have sharply different views of the impact proposed budget cuts in the state prison system will have in the North Country.
Corrections to cut spending, no layoffs
The New York Department of Correctional Services says it will save $10 million a year by consolidating some operations and cutting back on staff through attrition.
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Baltimore Exile Partners Announce Significant Progress Against Violent Repeat Offenders
Leaders of the local, state and federal agency partners that are together implementing the Baltimore EXILE strategy held a meeting today to discuss the progress of the program and plans for the future.
DOCUMENT: The full statement by the Presidency
President Thabo Mbeki has, to date, received letters of resignation from the following members of Cabinet which, regretfully, he has had to accept: 1. Deputy President 2. Minister of Defence 3. Minister of ...
Shaik not to be released on medical parole
Convicted fraudster Schabir Shaik has lost his battle to be paroled. The Department of Correctional Services says Shaik does not qualify to be released on medical parole.
Prison warders challenge 'dreadlocks' dismissals
Five former warders have taken the Department of Correctional Services to the labour court demanding their jobs back or compensation.
Three Pre-Qualify For Toronto PPP
Infrastructure Ontario and Ontario's Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services have shortlisted three consortiums for the Toronto South detention centre PPP.
Prisons boss warns on Scott-Crossley parole
By Sydney Masinga Convicted "lion murderer" Mark Scott-Crossley will go straight back to prison if he violates even the smallest condition of his parole, according to the Department of Correctional Services.
Detention Centre Project Attracts Industry Interest
TORONTO, Sept. 9 /CNW/ - Infrastructure Ontario and the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services announced today the companies pre-qualified to design, build, finance and maintain the Toronto ...
Parliament's watchdog pounces on Balfour's car finance
But the minister has vowed to unmask his anonymous accusers Parliament has launched an investigation into how minister of correctional services Ngconde Balfour acquired his luxury 4x4 car.
Binghamton University Pipe Dream Home
State University of New York schools will see a $96.3 million budget cut this year, on account of the governor's economic plan.
Correctional Officer Charged With Smuggling Pot And Cigarettes Into RCI
A rookie correctional officer has been arrested after investigators say she smuggled marijuana and cigarettes to inmates at RCI.
Prisoners embark on hunger strike
By Graeme Hosken and Sapa Hundreds of prisoners at C-Max and Baviaanspoort prisons in Pretoria have embarked on a hunger strike over conditions and treatment at the jails.
An investigation is understood to have been launched by Correctional Services officials at C-Max Prison to expose the whistleblowers who revealed serious security breaches at South Africa's most secure prison.