The Future of Justice Architecture (Is in Good Hands)
Youth, as has been misspoken, is wasted on the young. If that is indeed true, the topic of this musing is a waste of ink and certainly your time to read it.
Read moreYouth, as has been misspoken, is wasted on the young. If that is indeed true, the topic of this musing is a waste of ink and certainly your time to read it.
Read moreRemember how clever Kevin McCallister (MacCaulay Culkin) was in Home Alone designing methods, systems, and devices to fortify his castle against the likes of Harry (Joe Pesci) and Marv (Daniel Stern)?
Read moreOn Sunday, May 22, 2022, CGL’s Robert Glass and Brian Lee will join Deputy Chief Jennifer Crosby in Long Beach to present a workshop at the American Jail Association’s 41st Conference & Jail Expo.
Read moreCGL Companies recently announced that the Multnomah County Central Courthouse (MCCCH) has achieved LEED Gold certification from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC).
Read moreWhat do you get when you mix two established design groups, a proven Southern construction firm, and the mutual goal of creating an ultra-secure, welcoming bastion of community justice?
Read moreThe Hawaii Department of Public Safety (DPS) broke ground in July on the Women’s Community Correctional Center (WCCC) in Honolulu, marking a key milestone for the project that aims to greatly improve the conditions of female offenders.
Read moreMany of America’s government buildings are struggling with deferred maintenance issues, but the new Travis County Civil and Family Courts Facility coming to downtown Austin will not be one of them.
Read moreThe American justice industry is entering a major wave of change, and a new webinar series from CGL aims to explore crucial emerging trends via an expert webinar series that kicks off on April 22.
Read moreThe Governor of Alabama today signed binding lease agreements with CoreCivic to lease new correctional facilities to be constructed and owned by CoreCivic
Read moreGovernor Kay Ivey and the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) have announced the successful developer teams chosen from those who submitted proposals in May in response to the ADOC’s Request for Proposal (RFP) to improve the state’s prison infrastructure.
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