Resolutions

- Accreditation
- Adult/Juvenile Offender Access to Telephones
- AIDS
- Breathing Emergencies Connected to Restraint
- Code of Ethics for Jail Officers
- Community
- Continuing Partnership Between Sam Houston State University, the Correctional Management Institute of Texas, and the American Jail Association’s National Jail Leadership Command Academy
- Core Jail Guidelines
- Correctional Industries
- Correctional Officers’ Week
- Correctional Workforce
- Deaths in Custody Reporting Act of 2007
- Deflection Initiatives
- Designation of Correctional Officers as Sworn Members of the Criminal Justice Community and as First Responders in the Public Safety Community
- Direct Supervision Jails [Principles of Direct Supervision]
- Driving Under the Influence
- End-of-Life Care in Local Detention Facilities
- Greening of Local Detention Facilities
- Housing of Individuals with Mental Illness in America’s Jails
- Humane Interstate Transportation of Inmates
- Intermediate Sanctions
- Just, Reasonable, and Fair Rates for Inmate Calling Services (ICS)
- Justice Involved Women
- Juveniles in Jails
- Literacy and Education
- Mandatory Inclusion of Public Employees into the National Social Security System
- Mentally Ill Offender Treatment and Crime Reduction Act
- National Academy of Corrections Funding
- National Commission on Correctional Health Care
- National Institute of Corrections Budget
- Nicotine Use In Jails
- Pay Parity for Jail Officers/Deputies
- Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disorders in American Jails (IDD)
- Practice of Strip Searches
- Pretrial Justice
- Pretrial Services
- Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA)
- Privatization of Jails
- Psychological Screening of Applicants
- Public Correctional Policy on Correctional Mental Health Care
- Reentry of Offenders
- Staff Sexual Misconduct
- Staffing of Jails
- Standards and Inspections
- State Yearly Jail Conferences
- Supporting a Respectful Workplace
- Treatment of Individuals with Opioid Use Disorders (MAT) in America's Jails
- Use of Restraints on Pregnant Inmates
- Use of Restrictive Housing
- Use of the Term “Guard”