corrections officer


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dozorce
fængselsbetjent
vanginvartija
zatvorski čuvar
看守
교도관
fångvaktare
เจ้าหน้าที่เรือนจำ
quản giáo

corrections officer

ضَابِطُ سِجْن dozorce fængselsbetjent Gefängniswärter υπάλληλος σωφρωνιστικού καταστήματος funcionario de prisiones vanginvartija gardien de prison zatvorski čuvar guardia carceraria 看守 교도관 gevangenisbewaker fengselsbetjent pracownik więzienny carcereiro тюремщик fångvaktare เจ้าหน้าที่เรือนจำ hapishane görevlisi quản giáo 狱卒
Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009
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Considine's "Gomm bill" is named in honor of the Stillwater corrections officer who allegedly was murdered by a Stillwater prison inmate last summer.
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William Lawrence, a 41-year-old former Utah corrections officer, was arrested at a McDonald's restaurant in Kauai, Hawaii.
But even after a 5 percent pay raise from lawmakers, the top salary for a corrections officer is just under $39,000 per year.
Navy, San Diego, Jessica Jarrett, jail detention officer, Joplin City Jail, Joplin, Mo., Aaron Kalama, corrections officer, Salt River Department of Corrections, Scottsdale, Ariz., Anthony Lamoreaux, corrections officer, Salt River Department of Corrections, Scottsdale, Ariz., Jose Martinez, corrections officer, Naval Consolidated Brig Miramar, U.S.
HUNTSVILLE, Texas -- A Texas inmate was executed Tuesday evening for the death of a corrections officer.
In this memoir, Lunsford, now a full-time writer, relates a year in her life as a corrections officer at an all-male maximum-security state prison.
But he wrestled a gun from a corrections officer and began firing.
Hardy, a 360-pound corrections officer in New York, has devoured a fifteen-and-a-half foot uncut roll of sushi in thirty minutes and inhaled twenty-three-and-a-half hot dogs in twelve minutes, according to the Columbia News Service.
The probation failure and high recidivism rates cited in these studies will not surprise any veteran law enforcement or corrections officer. Clearly, both corrections and law enforcement officers need to focus on felons who are under supervision because "...successfully preventing this group from committing new crimes may be the key to continued and sustained reduction of crime rates." (7)
When the suspect crashed into a parked car, the officers exited their vehicles to apprehend him, but before they could do so he backed into the squad car, then drove forward in an attempt to run down the corrections officer. The three-year veteran pulled his side arm and fired through the windshield, wounding the man.
society, many would answer, "A corrections officer!" Or even more frightening, "A convict!"
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