Workforce Governance & Organizational Reconstruction

As a constitutional republic, the United States of America's leadership is responsible for maintaining the highest levels of integrity in the management of carceral systems within the American criminal justice system. As such, a government institution's operational characteristics depend on policymakers’ and government officials’ understanding of the requirements for operationalizing a workforce to effectively ensure governmental efficacy, accountability, and oversight within the rule of law.

This obligation is a crucial aspect of leadership. A person or party's self-perceived infallibility must not interfere with sound decision-making processes for operationalizing correctional systems, which require real-time, data-driven, actionable solutions. These processes are necessary to maintain constitutional standards of rehabilitation and detention, which must be well administered within the complexities of governance in a free society.

The U.S. Constitution is the cornerstone document codifying our nation’s sovereignty. It unites our citizens as members of a whole and vests the union’s power in the people.

“The propriety of a law, in a constitutional light, must always be determined by the nature of the powers upon which it is founded.”

— Alexander Hamilton

The state of affairs within New York’s state and city correctional systems illustrates their inefficiency and inability to succeed, where the alarming growth of misaligned workforce architecture and governance is becoming the proximate cause of constitutional injury in both systems. Mismanagement within the great trusts of our nation’s criminal justice systems of governance and the rule of law is strangling the very nature and vitality of our nation’s populace. In the grip of politics, these systems have faltered under leadership that lacks an authentic, inside history of correctional governance, some of which shows no regard for rationality and is no less unscrupulous than that of their predecessors.  

Moreover, there are circumstances in which the press, along with many individuals and organizations of high standing, whether intentionally or through misapprehension, contribute to the ignominy of public exposure by advancing viewpoints that are nonetheless speculative about workforce structures and unsupported by rigorous empirical methodology. These are dangerous times, where an increase in inexperience and the art of political manipulation make the perspectives of correctional government workforces sullen. Where institutions, by the rule of the executive, encapsulate public safety workforces as human machines and jails and prisons as human warehouses, confining segments of society’s population at the bidding of the few elected and their appointees.  Regardless of today’s societal dysfunctions, there remains a body within the executive, judicial, and legislative branches of government that can restore the fair governance of our City and State to its rightful pinnacle …to save the honorable body of government, and duty of public service. Understanding that the great majority of society does not realize that it is best to consider what is best in government affairs before a condition is forced upon them, and that they must consider a proper means to eradicate the roots of these poisonous growths, I fully present these matters of concern on conditions and facts to reconstitute correctional governance architecture through the mediums of my work. 

As a consummate professional, I am committed to providing redress to ensure that legitimate government entities, in service to the people, adhere to the enduring principles of truth—a calling to foster intellectual growth processes within a multivariable calculus framework that cultivates rigor, obedience, and oversight to defend the U.S. Constitution; a mission to make sensible the propriety, or policy, of granting power within the dictates of the law; and a rationale to recognize and reject what may become unconstitutionally bound.

In closing, as a citizen of this great nation, I can assure you that misinterpretations of facts have eroded the capable nature of good government due to many factors. A history of misaligned governance has confounded matters in the body politic, causing systems to falter as they become intertwined and corrupted by prejudices, passions, political interests, errors of opinion, and selfish views. To ensure the strength and efficiency of good government in our growing nation, we must advance with an efficacy that balances justice and governance for all.