Four Steps for Using Videoconferencing Technology for Parole Decision-Making
Four Steps for Using Videoconferencing Technology for Parole Decision-Making
Parole agencies must have every tool available to protect fairness, maximize efficiency, maintain integrity, ensure public safety, and incentivize positive behavior change, all at manageable costs to the state. Implementing videoconferencing technology according to the four steps laid out in this brief is an effective way to meet these goals.
Project Credits
Writing: Jennifer Kisela, Carl Reynolds, Laura van der Lugt, CSG Justice Center
Advising: Portia Allen-Kyle, Grace Beil Call, Marshall Clement, Elizabeth Lyon, CSG Justice Center
Editing: Leslie Griffin, CSG Justice Center
Public Affairs: Brenna Callahan, CSG Justice Center
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