In addressing the challenges posed by domestic violence, DUI offenses, and the aftermath of divorce, a comprehensive safety and monitoring approach becomes paramount.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and it is crucial to shed light on this pervasive issue that affects individuals of all backgrounds, genders, and orientations.
I recently came across the fall minutes of a newsletter for the Florida Court systems. One of the articles was about a training program for domestic violence case managers. It covered issues such as helping victims with disabilities and technologies used to track and harass victims.
Alcohol monitors are frequently ordered for pretrial screening, alternative sentencing, or probation. Without a doubt, it is an excellent tool to determine if the wearer is maintaining their sobriety.
The PharmChek Drugs of Abuse Patch is now added to the Tampa Bay Monitoring product line. This skin/sweat patch acts as a collector for nonvolatile components of sweat, including drugs of abuse. It consists of an adhesive plastic film that holds an absorption pad in place against the skin.
If you are on probation for an alcohol charge in Florida, you may be wondering what happens if you fail an alcohol test on probation.
GPS monitoring is a viable and cost-effective alternative to incarceration which can help cut overcrowding and reduce recidivism.
