The most dangerous manipulation in corrections rarely begins with a major violation. It begins with something small.
A question. A compliment. A favor. A personal conversation. A quiet exception that seems harmless at the time.
In The Set-Up, veteran correctional professional Carey L. Randall examines how inmates test staff, identify vulnerabilities, build familiarity, create leverage, and gradually move correctional employees away from professional boundaries.
This Revised and Expanded Edition is designed for correctional officers, sergeants, lieutenants, academy instructors, field training officers, supervisors, and anyone preparing for a career behind the walls.
Rather than focusing only on misconduct after it occurs, The Set-Up examines how compromise develops from its earliest stages. Readers learn how seemingly insignificant decisions can evolve into favoritism, secrecy, staff splitting, contraband pathways, policy violations, investigations, termination, and even criminal exposure.
Inside you'll learn how to recognize:
- The first boundary tests inmates commonly use- Why experienced and well-intentioned officers can still be manipulated- Flattery, sympathy, grievance pressure, intimidation, and staff splitting- Warning signs of professional boundary drift- How burnout, stress, ego, and problems outside work can affect judgment- Manipulation in dorms, close custody, segregation, transport, medical runs, intake, and classification- How inmates test new sergeants, lieutenants, and supervisors- Contraband and communication pathways- How weak staff culture creates opportunities for manipulation- What supervisors and FTOs should watch for before a problem becomes an investigation
This edition also includes practical checklists, case studies, supervisor intervention guidance, officer reminders, field scenarios, and academy/FTO discussion exercises.
Every correctional officer can be tested. The strongest officers are not the ones who believe manipulation could never happen to them. They are the ones who recognize the opening before it becomes a set-up.
If you work behind the walls-or are preparing for a career in corrections-this book belongs in your training library.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The most dangerous manipulation in corrections rarely begins with a major violation. It begins with something small.A question. A compliment. A favor. A personal conversation. A quiet exception that seems harmless at the time.In The Set-Up, veteran correctional professional Carey L. Randall examines how inmates test staff, identify vulnerabilities, build familiarity, create leverage, and gradually move correctional employees away from professional boundaries.This Revised and Expanded Edition is designed for correctional officers, sergeants, lieutenants, academy instructors, field training officers, supervisors, and anyone preparing for a career behind the walls.Rather than focusing only on misconduct after it occurs, The Set-Up examines how compromise develops from its earliest stages. Readers learn how seemingly insignificant decisions can evolve into favoritism, secrecy, staff splitting, contraband pathways, policy violations, investigations, termination, and even criminal exposure.Inside you'll learn how to recognize: - The first boundary tests inmates commonly use- Why experienced and well-intentioned officers can still be manipulated- Flattery, sympathy, grievance pressure, intimidation, and staff splitting- Warning signs of professional boundary drift- How burnout, stress, ego, and problems outside work can affect judgment- Manipulation in dorms, close custody, segregation, transport, medical runs, intake, and classification- How inmates test new sergeants, lieutenants, and supervisors- Contraband and communication pathways- How weak staff culture creates opportunities for manipulation- What supervisors and FTOs should watch for before a problem becomes an investigationThis edition also includes practical checklists, case studies, supervisor intervention guidance, officer reminders, field scenarios, and academy/FTO discussion exercises.Every correctional officer can be tested. The strongest officers are not the ones who believe manipulation could never happen to them. They are the ones who recognize the opening before it becomes a set-up.If you work behind the walls-or are preparing for a career in corrections-this book belongs in your training library. A field guide for correctional officers, supervisors, trainers, and criminal justice professionals on recognizing inmate manipulation before small boundary tests become staff compromise, misconduct, contraband, or career-ending decisions. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182871785
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The most dangerous manipulation in corrections rarely begins with a major violation. It begins with something small.A question. A compliment. A favor. A personal conversation. A quiet exception that seems harmless at the time.In The Set-Up, veteran correctional professional Carey L. Randall examines how inmates test staff, identify vulnerabilities, build familiarity, create leverage, and gradually move correctional employees away from professional boundaries.This Revised and Expanded Edition is designed for correctional officers, sergeants, lieutenants, academy instructors, field training officers, supervisors, and anyone preparing for a career behind the walls.Rather than focusing only on misconduct after it occurs, The Set-Up examines how compromise develops from its earliest stages. Readers learn how seemingly insignificant decisions can evolve into favoritism, secrecy, staff splitting, contraband pathways, policy violations, investigations, termination, and even criminal exposure.Inside you'll learn how to recognize: - The first boundary tests inmates commonly use- Why experienced and well-intentioned officers can still be manipulated- Flattery, sympathy, grievance pressure, intimidation, and staff splitting- Warning signs of professional boundary drift- How burnout, stress, ego, and problems outside work can affect judgment- Manipulation in dorms, close custody, segregation, transport, medical runs, intake, and classification- How inmates test new sergeants, lieutenants, and supervisors- Contraband and communication pathways- How weak staff culture creates opportunities for manipulation- What supervisors and FTOs should watch for before a problem becomes an investigationThis edition also includes practical checklists, case studies, supervisor intervention guidance, officer reminders, field scenarios, and academy/FTO discussion exercises.Every correctional officer can be tested. The strongest officers are not the ones who believe manipulation could never happen to them. They are the ones who recognize the opening before it becomes a set-up.If you work behind the walls-or are preparing for a career in corrections-this book belongs in your training library. A field guide for correctional officers, supervisors, trainers, and criminal justice professionals on recognizing inmate manipulation before small boundary tests become staff compromise, misconduct, contraband, or career-ending decisions. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182871785
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The most dangerous manipulation in corrections rarely begins with a major violation. It begins with something small.A question. A compliment. A favor. A personal conversation. A quiet exception that seems harmless at the time.In The Set-Up, veteran correctional professional Carey L. Randall examines how inmates test staff, identify vulnerabilities, build familiarity, create leverage, and gradually move correctional employees away from professional boundaries.This Revised and Expanded Edition is designed for correctional officers, sergeants, lieutenants, academy instructors, field training officers, supervisors, and anyone preparing for a career behind the walls.Rather than focusing only on misconduct after it occurs, The Set-Up examines how compromise develops from its earliest stages. Readers learn how seemingly insignificant decisions can evolve into favoritism, secrecy, staff splitting, contraband pathways, policy violations, investigations, termination, and even criminal exposure.Inside you'll learn how to recognize: - The first boundary tests inmates commonly use- Why experienced and well-intentioned officers can still be manipulated- Flattery, sympathy, grievance pressure, intimidation, and staff splitting- Warning signs of professional boundary drift- How burnout, stress, ego, and problems outside work can affect judgment- Manipulation in dorms, close custody, segregation, transport, medical runs, intake, and classification- How inmates test new sergeants, lieutenants, and supervisors- Contraband and communication pathways- How weak staff culture creates opportunities for manipulation- What supervisors and FTOs should watch for before a problem becomes an investigationThis edition also includes practical checklists, case studies, supervisor intervention guidance, officer reminders, field scenarios, and academy/FTO discussion exercises.Every correctional officer can be tested. The strongest officers are not the ones who believe manipulation could never happen to them. They are the ones who recognize the opening before it becomes a set-up.If you work behind the walls-or are preparing for a career in corrections-this book belongs in your training library. A field guide for correctional officers, supervisors, trainers, and criminal justice professionals on recognizing inmate manipulation before small boundary tests become staff compromise, misconduct, contraband, or career-ending decisions. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798182871785
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