Coverage of artificial intelligence applications in criminal justice, including AI-powered electronic monitoring, predictive analytics in community supervision, risk assessment algorithms, and the intersection of AI technology with offender monitoring and rehabilitation programs.
When Angela Lipps was arrested at gunpoint by U.S. Marshals in her Tennessee home last July, she had never set foot in North Dakota. A facial recognition algorithm had flagged…
A Corrections1 column last week made a familiar argument: prisons are overwhelmed, incident reports are still written by hand, and AI can fix everything. The piece — authored by a…
Comprehensive analysis of AI-powered prison camera systems in 2026: automated inmate counts, behavioral detection, edge AI, real deployments from Georgia to Cook County, and the critical governance gap between technology capability and oversight frameworks.
When the University of Worcester hosts its Evidence-Based Policing Conference on June 26, 2026, the keynote won’t come from an academic. It’ll come from Alex Murray OBE, director of threats…
A human trafficking case collapses not because the crime never happened, but because scattered fragments of evidence—a text message here, a behavioral pattern there, an image that looks innocuous in…
By Dr. Sarah Chen-Watkins, Research Director — Ankle Monitor Industry Report In evaluating electronic monitoring equipment, IP68 certification has become a shorthand for “waterproof.” Procurement officers see the rating, confirm…
By Marcus J. Calloway, Editor-in-Chief — Ankle Monitor Industry Report In electronic monitoring procurement, IP68 waterproof certification has become the assumed baseline. Agencies see “IP68” on a spec sheet and…
By Marcus J. Calloway, Editor-in-Chief — Ankle Monitor Industry Report Fourteen U.S. states are simultaneously expanding their ankle monitor programs in 2026 — the most significant legislative wave since electronic…
A recent incident within New York's correctional system, highlighting challenges in managing high-risk inmates, underscores the broader need for adaptable supervision strategies, including advanced electronic monitoring technologies, across the criminal justice continuum.
A significant increase in applications for electronic monitoring bracelets to protect stalking victims signals a growing trend in criminal justice technology's role in community safety.
By Marcus J. Calloway, Editor-in-Chief — Ankle Monitor Industry Report Indoor cellular dead zones have been electronic monitoring’s dirty secret for over a decade. Every probation officer who has supervised…
A 45-year-old Ontario man, Robert James Cox, was arrested in April 2026 after repeatedly violating strict bail conditions, including a period of electronic monitoring. His surety also faces charges in a case highlighting the complexities of community supervision.