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    In October 2019, the Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP) released a report titled “Torture By Any Other Name: Solitary Confinement in Texas,” which showed that (as of May 2019) there were 4,165 inmates in long-term solitary confinement at the Lone StarState. The number of inmates being held in these harsh conditions is “more than all other states and the federal Department of Corrections combined.”

    Consequences of Gang Membership

    Many join gangs hoping to be protected. That’s a false hope. Gang rivalries and coercion fuel violence. This puts your loved ones in prison at risk and can jeopardize the safety of your family outside of prison. Other negative consequences are:

    • No contact visits allowed;
    • The number of allowed visits may decrease;
    • It is not permitted to participate in academic activities;
    • may not participate in any professional activity;
    • TDCJ does not consider emergency absences;
    • TDCJ gives no credits for diligent participation;
    • No work allowed;
    • restricted movement;
    • accommodation in administrative separation;
    • State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies Notified of Release; and
    • Might affect parole.

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    • legal aid office. 28 CFR Part 23 Online Training. Retrieved 1/30/21 from https://28cfr.ncirc.gov/
    • Code of Federal Regulations. Part 23: Guidelines for the operation of criminal investigation systems. Retrieved 1/30/21 from https://ecfr.federalregister.gov/current/title-28/chapter-I/part-23
    • Cornell Law School. 28 CFR Part 23 – Operational Guidelines for Criminal Intelligence Systems. Retrieved 1/30/21 from https://www.law.cornell.
    • Federal Prisons Journal
    • Federal Register (7/31/2008). ). Operating guidelines of criminal police systems. Retrieved 1/30/21 from https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2008/07/31/E8-17519/criminal-intelligence-systems-operating-policies
    • National Security Digital Library. Policy: 28 CFR Part 23, Operational Guidelines for Criminal Investigation Systems. Retrieved 1/30/21 from https://www.hsdl.org/?abstract&did=441926
    • Intergovernmental Research Institute
    • National Criminal Intelligence Resource Center
    • Justice Reference Service
    • National Penitentiary Institute Information Center. Gangs (groups that threaten security). Retrieved 1/30/21 from https://nicic.gov/gangs-security-threat-groups
    • Regional Information Sharing Systems

    CHRISTOPHER J. MUNLEY was Assistant Director of Public Safety for Sandy Pines Recreational Community in Hopkins, Michigan, since 2019.

    He is a former United States Department of Justice certified auditor under the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA). In 1996, Christopher began working at the Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office in West Olive, Michigan and retired in December 2018 as a sergeant and operations director at the Ottawa Sheriff’s Office Correctional Center. He is a military veteran who served a total of 13 years in the US Army, US Army Reserve and US National Guard.

    Christopher is a graduate of Northwestern University’s Command and Staff College Police Department and a certified “Gang Expert” by Chicago’s National Gang Crime Investigation Center (NGCRC). In August 2011, the NGCRC presented Christopher with the prestigious Frederic Milton Thrasher Award for Superior Achievement in Gang/Security Threat Group Intelligence and Investigations.

    Christopher also served as President of the Michigan Chapter of the Midwest Gang Investigators Association. He joined the Lexipol team in December 2018 as a content developer.

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