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December 21, 2022

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Dear Corrections1 Member,

2022 has been another difficult year for corrections, with officer retention and recruitment the biggest challenge of the year according to this Corrections1 reader poll.

In today’s newsletter, we begin the rollout of Correction1’s 2022 Year in Review coverage. Our Corrections1 columnists offer solutions to the challenges impacting our nation’s prisons and jails and we feature our annual roundup of the most bizarre contraband stories of 2022.

Follow all our Year in Review coverage here.

Stay safe,

— The Corrections1 Team

TOP STORIES

CO Scott Riner's second career was a calling to help others
Family, co-workers and friends remember Riner for his sense of humor, generosity and dedication to mentoring inmates

Mo. inmate charged with third-degree assault of CO

Mich. prisoner charged with murdering cellmate, stabbing another

Exonerated death row inmate shot, killed at funeral

Kan. ex-CO arrested for alleged sexual relationship with juvenile inmate

Prisoner's beached yacht demolished

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2022 YEAR IN REVIEW

Roundtable: How corrections was challenged in 2022
Our experts address how short staffing, training cuts and a lack of stress management impact correctional officers and facility security

Top 10 bizarre contraband stories of 2022
Like any other year, it seems there’s just no limit to how far people will go for drugs, wireless devices, the chance to escape, or all of the above

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