Sponsor Presentation - Mi-Case: There’s a Rulebook, But No Instructions: Navigating Correctional Reform Through Shared Learning, Jurisdictional Innovation, and System Diversity

ICPA 2025 Presentation by Christina Reagle and Randall Liberty (PID309)

Authors

Christina Reagle

Director of Corrections Innovation, Mi-Case Corporation, United States

Christina Reagle, former Commissioner of the Indiana Department of Correction, currently serves as the Director of Corrections Innovation at Mi-Case where she leads the development and implementation of transformative correctional management solutions. With over 15 years of experience in the public sector, she has led multiple teams including finance, data science, and technology services. She served as the executive sponsor for Project DELTA, a major modernization initiative that consolidated 13 legacy systems into a single offender management system, achieving a successful go-live just 27 months after the initial kickoff.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Indiana University Indianapolis and an MBA from Indiana State University. Christina is a board member of the Association of Women Executives in Corrections and has served as Treasurer for the Corrections Technology Association since 2021.

Randall Liberty

Commissioner, Maine Department of Corrections, United States

Commissioner Randall Liberty was hired by the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office in 1989 as a Deputy Sheriff. Over twenty-six years, he served as a Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Major, Chief Deputy and as the elected Sheriff for nine years. He served as the President of the Maine Sheriffs Association, as the Chairman of the Maine Drug Enforcement Advisory Board and on the Board of Visitors at the University of Maine.

In addition to his active-duty service as a Military Policeman in Korea, Commissioner Liberty performed an additional twenty-one years in the Army National Guard and Army Reserves. During this time, he served as a Mountain Infantryman in Italy, as a Drill Sergeant, and as an Instructor at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point and as the Command Sergeant Major of a Military Transition Team, imbedded with 772 Iraqi Infantryman.
Liberty is a three time State of Maine Law Enforcement Officer of the year. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and earned a Masters in Management and Leadership from Liberty University and a B.S. in Public Administration from the University of Maine. Liberty formerly served as the Warden of the Maine State Prison.
Liberty was appointed as the Commissioner of Corrections for the State of Maine in 2019. Liberty has led efforts to expand universal access to medication for substance use disorder, internet access and expanded educational opportunities for the residents in his care. Liberty has successfully enhanced nutritional offerings through organic gardening and scratch cooking in his facilities.

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