Criminal Justice Services utilizes electronic monitoring for a range of high-risk cases, including domestic violence and stalking. A persistent issue in many of these cases involving victims is the ongoing state of fear once an offender is released.

Did you know that 51% of economic developers will only adopt technology if they are clear on the benefits to them and their organizations? Today, digital technologies such as websites, CRM systems, GIS property databases, and social media are changing the way economic development is done.

An exclusive first look at the new product advancements that will redefine community supervision, client engagement, and compliance.

Designed to educate website visitors on the principles of Evidence-Based Practices (EBP), this high-performing five-page website section has been successful in driving organic web traffic and prospect conversions.

Higher hospital admissions rates in the UK could be linked to alcohol vendors, according to a recently released study conducted by the University of Sheffield’s School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR).

San Joaquin County, CA—Alcohol-involved crashes and drunk driving have long been issues in the county. Prior to 2008, repeat DUI offenders were placed on probation with little follow-up or accountability for completing the requirements of their probation. As a result, San Joaquin had one of the highest rates of DUI recidivism in the state.

From hardware, mobile apps, and software, SCRAM Systems offers an integrated approach designed to support courts, supervising officers, and agencies.

Courts and agencies are using alcohol monitoring technologies to create outcome-driven programs to support behavior change in repeat alcohol clients.

The need for accurate and reliable methods to identify traces of alcohol in the body has led to the development of many technologies—each with its own features, benefits, and limitations.