A six-story county services building planned for Passaic County, N.J., will combine corrections, probation and public-facing offices downtown, following an Oct. 13 groundbreaking by the county’s Board of County Commissioners.
Hudson County, N.J., marked a major milestone in its long-running courthouse modernization effort with the June 6 ribbon cutting for the Honorable Frank J. Guarini Justice Complex, a new $350 million justice facility in Jersey City named for former U.S. Rep. Frank J. Guarini.
New Jersey DOC partners with Freedom Reads to open 37 Freedom Libraries and involve incarcerated readers in the 2025 Inside Literary Prize, promoting rehabilitation through literature.
With a completion date slated for 2023, renderings of the new Hudson County Courthouse in Jersey City have been revealed by Rafael Viñoly Architects.
Cumberland County officials recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a new county jail in Bridgeton, N.J.
Gov. Chris Christie signed a racial and ethnic impact statement legislation into law that brings the Garden State in line with four other states that have established similar policies.
The words of Oscar Wilde and other famous authors soon won’t be available to some inmates in New York and New Jersey whose reading choices are being decided — and some say denied — by the states in which they’re incarcerated.
Correctional News spoke with three SEC industry leaders to catch up on the evolution of the SEC industry.
Correctional News extended invitations to several leading security electronics contractors to participate in a roundtable discussion about the industry, major challenges, fundamental shifts and future trends. Dave Easter of Easter Owens, Jerry Forstater of Professional Systems Engineering and Warner Speakman of ESI Companies shared their insight, experience and opinions on a range of industry issues.
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
