Case Management, Redefined
In today’s increasingly digital world, criminal justice service providers and government agencies are responsible for handling vast amounts of sensitive data. This data can range from personal identifying information of individuals to evidence in criminal cases. The importance of securing this data cannot be overstated, as any breaches can lead to severe consequences for individuals...
As we usher in the year 2024, the landscape of electronic monitoring is set to undergo significant changes with the introduction of new legislation that aims to balance the scales between technological advancement and individual privacy rights. Governments worldwide are recognizing the need for comprehensive regulations to govern the growing influence of electronic monitoring in...
Electronic monitoring, or EM, is a form of community supervision that allows authorities to monitor the whereabouts and activities of individuals who are under some form of legal restraint. EM technology has been used in the U.S. criminal justice system for several decades, primarily as a means of enforcing house arrest or tracking individuals who...
Introduction The technological advancements of the 21st century have significantly transformed multiple sectors, including the justice system, thereby reshaping societal norms and operations. One area where this effect is conspicuously evident is in the arena of alcohol monitoring devices, where technology has led to the development of increasingly sophisticated alcohol monitors that promise a sea-change...
Technological innovation has revolutionized various sectors, including criminal justice, where we see profound impacts in the realm of offender monitoring and control. A key advancement in this area is the integration of Global Positioning System (GPS) technology into electronic monitoring (EM) devices.