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correctional officer - traduction vers allemand

PROFESSION

Prison guard; Correction officer; Correctional officer; Correctional Officer; Correction Officer; Prison guards; Corrections Officer; Wardress; Prison Guard; Jailer; Jailor; Gaoler; Prison officers; Prison Officer; Prisons officer; Prisons Officer; Corrections officer; Prisons guards; Prisons guard; Prison warder

correctional officer

Bewährungshelfer

non-commissioned officer

ENLISTED MEN

Noncommissioned Officer; Noncommissioned officer; Non-commissioned officers; Staff Noncommissioned Officer; Non-Commissioned Officer; NCOs; Senior NCO; Non commissioned officer; NCO officer; Non-commissioned Officers; Noncom; Non-commissioned Officer; Superintendent (United States Air Force); SNCO; Non-comissioned officer; Noncomissioned officer; Non-com; Non-commisioned officer; Non-Commisioned Officer; Non Commissioned; Noncommissioned combat officer; Non Commissioned Officers; Non com; Non-Commissioned Officers; Non Commissioned Officer; Junior NCO; Staff Non-Commissioned Officer; Staff Non-commissioned Officer; Staff non-commissioned officer; Staff noncommissioned officer; Staff NCO; Senior non-commissioned officers; Senior non-commissioned officer; NCO (military)

Unteroffizier (Militär, Vorgesetzter der kein Offzier ist)

noncommissioned officer

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Noncommissioned Officer; Noncommissioned officer; Non-commissioned officers; Staff Noncommissioned Officer; Non-Commissioned Officer; NCOs; Senior NCO; Non commissioned officer; NCO officer; Non-commissioned Officers; Noncom; Non-commissioned Officer; Superintendent (United States Air Force); SNCO; Non-comissioned officer; Noncomissioned officer; Non-com; Non-commisioned officer; Non-Commisioned Officer; Non Commissioned; Noncommissioned combat officer; Non Commissioned Officers; Non com; Non-Commissioned Officers; Non Commissioned Officer; Junior NCO; Staff Non-Commissioned Officer; Staff Non-commissioned Officer; Staff non-commissioned officer; Staff noncommissioned officer; Staff NCO; Senior non-commissioned officers; Senior non-commissioned officer; NCO (military)

Unteroffizier

Définition

Jailer

·noun The keeper of a jail or prison.

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Wikipédia

Prison officer

A prison officer or corrections officer also known as a Correctional Law Enforcement Officer is a uniformed law enforcement official responsible for the custody, supervision, safety, and regulation of prisoners. They are responsible for the care, custody, and control of individuals who have been convicted of a crime and sentenced to imprisonment. They are also responsible for the security of the facility and its property as well as other law enforcement functions. Most prison officers or corrections officers are employed by the government of the jurisdiction in which they operate, although some are employed by private companies that provide prison services to the government.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison officer

Exemples du corpus de texte pour correctional officer

1. Gater was charged with aggravated battery of a correctional officer, aggravated arson, escape and official misconduct.

2. "We know there were certainly policy violations on the part of this correctional officer," Daly said.

3. He could recall only one incident in those 10 years when a correctional officer used force.

4. Gater was charged with aggravated battery of a correctional officer, aggravated arson, escape and official misconduct, among other charges.

5. Instead, Kuehl said, it‘s as if a correctional officer were to find an inmate with a knife.