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What is the greatest problem correctional officers face?
maintain security while also advocating for treatment for inmates
knowing who creates prison policies
lack of training
getting inmates to the proper locations
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Maintaining security while also advocating for treatment for inmates.
This dual-role conflict — being responsible for custody, control, and safety while also supporting rehabilitation and treatment — is a pervasive, systemic problem. It creates conflicting priorities, stress and moral dilemmas for officers, undermines consistent policy application, and complicates relationships with inmates and staff.
This dual-role conflict — being responsible for custody, control, and safety while also supporting rehabilitation and treatment — is a pervasive, systemic problem. It creates conflicting priorities, stress and moral dilemmas for officers, undermines consistent policy application, and complicates relationships with inmates and staff.
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