physical security principles for today's courts malcolm franklin senior manager, office of security...
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- Physical Security Principles for Today's Courts Malcolm Franklin Senior Manager, Office of Security California Administrative Office of the Courts
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- 5 Basic Principles Separation Design Funding Mitigation Staffing
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- Separation of Staff, Inmates & Public Basic separation of inmates, jail transportation, holding cells & internal movements to and from courtrooms. Separation of Public areas, hallways, restrooms, jury assembly. Staff separation, judicial officers, chambers, clerks counters, staff elevators.
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- Inmates in Public Hallway Juvenile Screening Overcrowding Separation
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- Design Existing building changes New facilities Simple improvements Collaborative efforts
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- Simple changes can help Secure perimeter doors Single staff and separate public entry point Use bailiffs or guards to escort judges Use inexpensive combination locks
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- Funding Long term plans Grants both Federal and State (Critical Infrastructure) Leverage staffing Surplus property programs
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- Mitigation Access, lock systems Camera / CCTV Screening equipment Duress / intrusion alarms Staffing
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- Law enforcement Contract Court staff Costs Firearms
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- Contact : Malcolm Franklin Office of Security Administrative Office of the Courts 455 Golden Gate Av. San Francisco. Ca 94102 415-865-8830 malcolm.franklin@jud.ca.gov
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