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department of corrections

The last battle of the day occurred at the corrections department.

The correction department used to try to put prisons in communities even if they did not want them.

The state's corrections department told me its drugs would probably end up back on the market - raising my concern, but not the governor's.

Up until the 1960s, the corrections department had its offices to the northeast of the structure.

The correction department dismissed one officer for excessive use of force.

As an officer with the city's Department of Correction, he has seen the system from the inside.

The site was sold to the Department of Corrections in 1982.

He said he had asked the corrections department for help in the past but not yet received it.

"What you're saying is that the Corrections Department cannot police itself."

The Correction Department said the jail would cost about $290 million.