A concise synopsis highlighting advancements in community supervision technologies has been developed based on a series of four briefs developed by the National Institute of Justice’s
Community corrections programs are on the frontline of a central mission—helping individuals find their way back to productive, crime-free lives. Services and resources, such as
In this blog, we provide a recap of the article by Professor Matt DeLisi published in The Journal of Offender Monitoring Volume 36. Professor DeLisi
In recent years, the United States has witnessed a major shift in criminal justice policies with the enactment of the First Step Act (FSA) of
Among its many goals, Executive Order 14074 calls for alternatives to jail detention for individuals awaiting case resolutions, provided they pose no flight or community
In this blog post, we will provide a synopsis of the article “Smartphone Monitoring Today: A Survey of Applications” by the Journal of Offender Monitoring.
Understanding criminogenic needs and the role they play in an individual’s reentry journey can significantly affect their success, while helping to reduce recidivism. Research1 indicates
The technological revolution has increased productivity and efficiency in most industries, including community corrections. While GPS and radio frequency devices still dominate most community supervision
Alcohol consumption has been an ongoing issue with wide-ranging impacts on individuals, families, and society at large. One of the most severe consequences of alcohol
Community corrections agencies are a vital part of the criminal justice system. Yet, they are often understaffed and underfunded due to the growing number of
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