Explain various situations in which correctional officers are to use force inside a prison.  When is force legally accepted?  Is it possible for correctional officers to defuse hostility yet uphold rules? ​

Answer and Explanation:

Correctional officers can use force only when prisoners are threatening their own security, the security of the agent or the safety of other prisoners and officials. However, there are other ways to neutralize hostility, through dialogue and the attempt to resolve dangerous situations in a more peaceful way and without compromising the physical integrity of anyone. In addition, it is important to emphasize that the use of force must be done without causing death or serious injuries.

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