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  The Watchers

  New waves of technology help probation and parole officers stay on top of their caseloads.

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  Interlock Ignition Device Sanctions

  The studies, the statues and the sobering stats.

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  Supervison Tools

  A good caseload management tool can track an offender across all involvement in the justice system - from entry to risk assessment to paying restitution to reentry into society.

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• Mobile devices, software, streamline jury selection & kiosk check-in

  Jury selection can be an intense task for all parties involved. However, new software, web-based applications and mobile technologies are helping to modernize the traditional pen-to-pad format of note taking for juror information as well as selection

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• Sex Offenders Monitored by GPS Found to Commit Fewer Crimes

  An NIJ-sponsored research project examines the impact that GPS monitoring has on the recidivism rates of sex offenders in California.

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• Case Management Systems

  Whether courts are transitioning away from a legacy system or jettisoning varied systems across the jurisdiction to restart a unified approach, CMS brings order to the courtroom.

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• NEW Digital AV Services

  The latest recording features make access to a file a click away and smooth the entire transcription process.

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• Drug Courts: 25 Years Later

  Since 1994, the National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP) has worked with governmental agencies at all levels to create, enhance and advocate drug courts. Today they represent over 27,000 justice professionals and community leaders.

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• Ignition Interlock Devices, Helping keep the Roads Safe

  Preventing alcohol and drug-related accidents is a national priority. Technological advancements have made an impact in many industries and the area of drug and alcohol testing is no exception.

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• Can Digital Recordings Save Money for Courts?

  In an era of tight budgets, courts in all 50 states have replaced court stenographers—many of whom can type more than 250 words per minute—with digital recording systems. These systems range from simple tape recorders to multiple-camera, motion-sensitive systems.

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