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I’m certain that scolding will teach them. Thus solving the problem once and for all.
No, you don’t get it. They were actually scolded because the treatment wasn’t bad enough.
“It is very likely that when the DOJ were at our facilities and we did not have enough staff, there were concerns about access to the phone system and to the youth grievance system, both of which have been improved,” said Sean Grove, deputy director of the juvenile justice department and the point person on communication with the DOJ.
Ok. So match the dates the DOJ were at the facilities with staffing levels on those days. I mean it can’t be that hard because everything would be computerized … unless ofc Texas is still making staff schedules by hand. 🙄
