Articles from Corrections Today (August 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
ACA congratulates newly certified and recertified professionals.		List	408
Approach with caution: how to successfully implement new correctional technology.	Upchurch, James R.	Essay	2497
Communication and coordination make the difference.	Livers, Mary L.		924
Correctional security technology: catch the wave.	Scism, Bill		1005
Corrections calendar.		Calendar	284
Court rules against inmate DNA testing.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	171
Developing testing methodology for the use of noninvasive whole body scanners.	Ely, John A.; Craig, Todd	Essay	2468
Dollars and sense: our future in training.	Dooley, Michael		2656
Expanding distance learning access in prisons: a growing need.	Nink, Carl; Olding, Rob; Jorgenson, Jo; Gilbert, Melisa		2564
Going to the dogs: prison-based training programs are win-win.	Hogle, Pamela S.		2133
Hiring the right individual for your corrections staff.	Morgan, Marcia; Smith, Jack E.		2476
In Memphis, MRT makes a difference.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	208
Indiana implements a faith--and character--based housing program.	Hall, Stephen T.		3555
Legal issues arise when corrections adopts technology.	Rosenblatt, Richard B.	Essay	1299
Maryland calls for unified action on contraband cell phones.	O'Malley, Martin		604
MDOC applauds its first certified supervisor.	Crocker, Kent		606
Michigan to close 8 facilities.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	181
NIJ seeks to strengthen the practitioner-researcher bond.	Backes, Bethany		956
NIJ tests new technologies.	Harne, Jack; Scott, Frances		1392
NIJ's technology assistance for corrections.	Atherton, Gene; Russo, Joe		1703
On prison kiosks, inmates learn job search skills.	Rarick, Ed; Kahan, Randall M.		1598
Prison Religion: Faith-Based Reform and the Constitution.	Pontesso, Stephen	Book review	723
Radio frequency technologies in the corrections arena.	Drumm, Richard; Brooks, Burt	Essay	1693
The Art of the Con: Avoiding Offender Manipulation, Second Edition.	Bornus, David	Book review	614
The cost-effectiveness of security technology: a state and federal experience.	Palmquist, Robert J.; James, Zaccarelli		1354
The darker side of mobile technology.	Mahan, Jim; Diaz, Ozzie	Essay	1883
Using technology to monitor offenders: a community corrections perspective.	DeMichele, Matthew; Payne, Brian		2583
Veterans' courts make debut.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	184
Welcome new members.		List	399
Why is competency testing so important?	Laffan, Susan		762
Yes, training is possible--even in a recession.	Geiman, Diane		1220