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How Reducing Stigma Can Improve Compliance

For many clients under electronic monitoring supervision, the biggest barrier to compliance is not forgetfulness or lack of willpower—it’s the fear of standing out and being judged. The unspoken and often overlooked barrier of stigma can turn everyday activities into sources of anxiety and shame. The Quiet Weight of Stigma Stigma is the negative label or attitude directed at individuals or groups, often based on stereotypes, fear, or perceived social deviation....

How Reducing Stigma Can Improve Compliance For many clients under electronic monitoring supervision, the biggest barrier to compliance is not forgetfulness or lack of willpower—it’s the fear of standing out and being judged. The unspoken a…

See how our independent SOC 3 audit and public report support secure, compliant technology for community corrections agencies. Download the report on our blog.

BI Incorporated Achieves SOC 3 Compliance: Reinforcing Trust and Security for Community Corrections Partners DOWNLOAD THE REPORT → At BI Incorporated, safeguarding sensitive data and maintaining the trust of our agency partners is central to everything we do. Last year, we shared the news of our Service …

Electronic monitoring in community corrections: What works, what doesn’t, and why reliability and privacy are so important. Read more on our blog.

Electronic Monitoring in Community Corrections: What Works and Why? Community corrections agencies today are tasked with supervising growing caseloads, often within the constraints of limited budgets and significant administrative demands. Electronic monitoring (E…

Recent legislation calls for discreet oversight—explore the next wave of monitoring technology.

When Home Confinement Beats Prison: What We’re Learning from Electronic Monitoring Consider the experience of someone facing a low-level prison sentence. Incarceration doesn’t just mean time away from society—it often results in losing a job, being separated from family, and bec…

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How to Balance Supervision and Discretion for Improved Outcomes Our lives are run by technology that makes daily life easier and more efficient. From smartphones to smart devices that continuously track our health or fitness goals, these innovations have becom…

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A Review of Electronic Monitoring Research: When and How Best to Use Electronic Monitoring Twenty-two published studies between 2013 and 2025 are summarized in the latest volume of The Journal of Offender Monitoring, which we will recap in this article. Trends and Themes in Electronic M…

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Personal Safety Apps and Electronic Monitoring: Where Policy Meets Practicality in Intimate Partner Violence Prevention Across the country, community corrections agencies and courts are leaning more on tech to make protective orders stick in Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) cases. One of the biggest shifts? Pairing …