Common Sense: Do Not Play the Game with an Inmate
Great Book-written in laymen terms for anyone to understand. This is a direct approach in dealing with games that inmate play on staff. It is a easy to read book for new officer who deals directly with any type of offenders. --Alexis E. L. Chaise, Warden<br /><br />If you do not want to get caught in inmate games- read this book and if you still play the game you want to play the game. --Quinten T., Talk Show Host 103.7<br /><br />This is a book highly recommended for all new hires in corrections that will educate staff on the games that inmates will play. I have been educated me a whole lot. --Deidre Ledford, Editor of Johnson Journal in Wrightsville GGreat Book-written in laymen terms for anyone to understand. This is a direct approach in dealing with games that inmate play on staff. It is a easy to read book for new officer who deals directly with any type of offenders. --Alexis E. L. Chaise, WardenIf you do not want to get caught in inmate games- read this book and if you still play the game you want to play the game. --Quinten T., Talk Show Host 103.7