FLETC BOP – 75 Questions with Verified Answers – Diversity, Inmate Rehab, Use of Force, Legal Process – 2025/2026 – Glynco

This document features a fully verified set of 75 expert-reviewed questions and answers from the Glynco BOP 1 module of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), tailored for the 2025/2026 training cycle. It is a valuable midterm review resource for individuals training under the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) at FLETC, especially those preparing for written evaluations on institutional policy, inmate supervision, correctional ethics, and federal liability. Topics are rooted in federal correctional operations and include: Diversity & Inclusion: definitions, executive mandates (e.g., EO 13583), and how workplace diversity impacts productivity, retention, and workforce harmony Communication Techniques (PPOL): Positioning, Posturing, Observing, and Listening as tools for safe and effective inmate engagement Maslow’s Hierarchy & Inner Authority: understanding behavioral motivation and building self-leadership through appearance, pride, consistency, and knowledge Inmate Rehabilitation: correctional staff roles in rehabilitation, supporting program participation, and modeling behavior Substance Abuse Awareness: psychological and physical addiction, detoxification, and sources of drugs within facilities Use of Force & Legal Accountability: negligence, qualified immunity, indemnification, and the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA), Bivens claims, and Habeas Corpus Disciplinary Processes & Inmate Rights: administrative remedies (BP-9 to BP-11), DHO procedures, due process, and constitutional protections Federal Employee Protections: FECA, CECA, and the Bureau of Prisons Claims Act (BOPCA) Privacy & Information Acts: distinctions between FOIA and the Privacy Act Sexual Harassment and Hostile Work Environment: legal definitions and zero-tolerance policy Organized in a concise Q&A format, this study guide is excellent for correctional trainees, probation officers, or law enforcement professionals seeking clarity and exam readiness on key BOP principles and federal correctional policies. Keywords: FLETC, BOP, Glynco, correctional training, diversity, executive order 13583, inner authority, Maslow, PPOL, positioning, posturing, inmate rehab, addiction, detoxification, FTCA, Bivens, Habeas Corpus, BP-9, BP-10, BP-11, qualified immunity, CECA, FECA, inmate rights, due process, use of force, communication, sexual harassment, FOIA, Privacy Act, correctional officer training