2023年12月4日 · Who does NIC serve? NIC is dedicated to providing specialized and direct corrections training and resources to line staff, administration, and researchers in tribal, local, state, and federal corrections agencies.

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This e-course provides an overview of infectious disease outbreaks in correctional and detention facilities and describes the critical role correctional nurses and others play in an outbreak investigation.

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Recidivism of Federal Offenders Released in 2010United States Sentencing Commission, September 2021

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