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The big thing that would drastically decrease the number of heads ups that inmates received from me was attitude. If they gave me attitude, the heads up might totally go away and documentation would start.

The smart ones would be pleasant and at least try to make me think they were going to correct the problem even if they had no intention to do so.

Why was that a smart thing to do? If they did not comply and someone came in the block and asked why something wasn’t being enforced, I was covered because I was enforcing it. The inmate had disobeyed.

Obviously, someone that I never had to give a heads up to because they always followed policy was most appreciated.

The next most appreciated were those that complied the first time.

After that, a nice pleasant liar was appreciated. Just to not have a confrontation every minute of the day was a relief. Eventually it would be necessary to start the documentation process, but at least this way I could start documenting when I had the time rather than them forcing me to write it up right away.

In different areas of the prison, different priorities would be established by those in charge. If you were able to enforce those and had more time, others could be enforced.