Post by Kiwi Frontline on Nov 23, 2019 3:38:17 GMT 12
CORRECTIONS TO CALL PRISONERS 'MEN IN OUR CARE' AND REFER TO THEM BY THEIR FIRST NAMES, SOURCES SAY
Corrections has begun calling prisoners "men in our care" in a move slammed by staff, according to well-placed sources.
Some officers are also being asked to address prisoners by their first names instead of their surnames, as was previously standard practice.
The raft of new terms also includes the te reo word paihere in lieu of prisoners, which in its noun form translates to "bundle"......
www.stuff.co.nz/national/117628824/corrections-to-call-prisoners-men-in-our-care-and-refer-to-them-by-their-first-names-sources-say
Corrections has begun calling prisoners "men in our care" in a move slammed by staff, according to well-placed sources.
Some officers are also being asked to address prisoners by their first names instead of their surnames, as was previously standard practice.
The raft of new terms also includes the te reo word paihere in lieu of prisoners, which in its noun form translates to "bundle"......
www.stuff.co.nz/national/117628824/corrections-to-call-prisoners-men-in-our-care-and-refer-to-them-by-their-first-names-sources-say