Offender supervision with electronic technology / Ann H. Crowe...[et al.]
Idioma: Inglês.País: Estados Unidos.Publicação: Kentucky : American Probation and Parole Association, 2002Descrição física: x, 127 p. : il.; 30 cmISBN: 0-87292-897-7Assunto: VIGILÂNCIA ELETRÓNICA | MONITORIZAÇÃO ELETRÓNICA | METODOLOGIAS | TECNOLOGIAS DE INFORMAÇÃO | RECURSOS INSTITUCIONAIS | FINANCIAMENTO CDU: 343.26 Localização e Cota : VE94 Resumo: This document is designed to help readers understand and appreciate the process needed to incorporate and implement electronic supervision strategies within justice system programs. It was developed for agency staff who want either to introduce electronic supervision as a new program component or enhance the use of electronic supervision that has already been implemented. The document is divided into five sections, and by reading each of these sequentially, the steps for developing or enhancing electronic supervision strategies will be apparent. However, sections or chapters may be read independently if program staff need additional information about a particular topic. After reading this document, justice system professionals will be able to: • Conduct preliminary assessment and planning tasks necessary for developing an electronic supervision program component. • Explore and acquire needed resources for electronic supervision. • Make technical decisions about the equipment and services needed and undertake the procurement process. • Design effective offender supervision strategies using electronic technologies. • Engage in program accountability tasks.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Direção-Geral de Reinserção e Serviços Prisionais | VE94 (Browse shelf) | 9229 | Available | DGRSP9229 |
This document is designed to help readers understand and appreciate the process needed to incorporate and implement electronic supervision strategies within justice system programs. It was developed for agency staff who want either to introduce electronic supervision as a new program component or enhance the use of electronic supervision that has already been implemented.
The document is divided into five sections, and by reading each of these sequentially, the steps for developing or enhancing electronic supervision strategies will be apparent. However, sections or chapters may be read independently if program staff need additional information about a particular topic. After reading this document, justice system professionals will be able to:
• Conduct preliminary assessment and planning tasks necessary for developing an electronic
supervision program component.
• Explore and acquire needed resources for electronic supervision.
• Make technical decisions about the equipment and services needed and undertake the
procurement process.
• Design effective offender supervision strategies using electronic technologies.
• Engage in program accountability tasks.
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