Pat Caruso, Director of the Michigan Department of Corrections, offers her approach to the profession of corrections. While knowing very well the importance of the penal system, she also sees the burdens it places on taxpayers and the incarcerated. With that in mind, Michigan has tried innovative strategies to move people from incarceration to employment in society.
TRT:  30:15

Arkansas has undertaken a project to automate the processes involved with sex offender management and expand services available to the community. This presentation from the Corrections Technology Association's 2009 meeting in Albany, NY is delivered by Susan Bradshaw of the Arkansas Dept. of Correction.
TRT: 48:00

Tom Herzog and Ed Raper debate the question, "Is Managed Services a Practical Approach for Corrections IT?" This lively exchange from CTA 2009 sheds light on both sides of whether and how much to outsource IT services in the correctional environment.
TRT: 50:50

This workshop from the April, 2009 North American Association of Wardens and Superintendents conference in Memphis, TN focuses on Nashville's experience in improving movement of inmates through the justice system. Eric Bauder and Paul Mulloy are the presenters.
TRT: 56:30

Paul Mulloy & Ruby Joyner of the Davidson County Sheriff's Office (Nashville, TN) present this best practices workshop on Continuum of Care at the 2009 North American Association of Wardens and Superintendents conference in Memphis, TN.
TRT: 25:40

From the Corrections Technology Association's 2009 conference in Albany, NY. Paul Jennings, CEO of Public Communications Services, discusses ways correctional institutions can use new technology to save time and money, while also improving workforce and inmate satisfaction as a side benefit.
TRT: 44:10