Twenty-two published studies between 2013 and 2025 are summarized in the latest volume of The Journal of Offender Monitoring, which we will recap in this article. Trends and Themes in…
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Twenty-two published studies between 2013 and 2025 are summarized in the latest volume of The Journal of Offender Monitoring, which we will recap in this article. Trends and Themes in…
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The numbers tell a sobering story. The number of deaths caused by drunk driving has surged 23% according to a 2023 report, reversing a decade of progress in reducing alcohol-related…
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Download our White Paper GPS and location tracking technology keep moving forward, shaped by demands across all industries—from public safety and logistics to everyday consumer use. As expectations rise for…
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The Criminal Justice Testing and Evaluation Consortium, a program of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), released a comprehensive four-part research series on technologies that support agencies tasked with monitoring…
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Community supervision across the United States is undergoing a transformation, driven by legislative reforms that prioritize rehabilitation and support. Traditional probation systems once relied heavily on in-person check-ins and manual…
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The field of electronic monitoring technology is undergoing a dramatic transformation, driven by innovative digital solutions that are reshaping how we approach supervision and rehabilitation. As technology continues to evolve,…
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At BI Incorporated, our unwavering commitment to innovation is the cornerstone of our mission to support community corrections. For over four decades, BI has invested heavily in research and development…
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In a recent publication by the Journal of Offender Monitoring, the significant contributions of Donald Melton, a former engineer at BI Incorporated, were highlighted. As we reflect on his legacy,…
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In this blog, we provide a recap of the article by Professor Matt DeLisi published in The Journal of Offender Monitoring Volume 36. ACCESS THE FULL ARTICLE HERE Professor DeLisi…
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