Pretrial

Pretrial reform is sweeping the country. If your agency is ready to engage in this worthwhile endeavor, where do you begin? Developing and revising pretrial services requires a collaborative process that involves various stakeholders, including

By: Erin King, Customer Success Manager The Background While the functions, strategies, and practices of pretrial and probation agencies might seem similar, it is crucial to keep them separate. This separation is recognized as a

By: Erin King, Customer Success Manager Pretrial reform continues to gain positive momentum across the nation. Guided by decades of evidenced-based standards and promulgated by the National Association of Pretrial Services Agencies (NAPSA), the delivery

Judicial systems across the country may structurally be the same, but their processes can be vastly different. This variability requires software solutions that are flexible enough to support agency demands, inclusive of pretrial reform.  Rather

By: Erin King, equivant Manager of Customer Success  Software solutions are only as good as their ability to adapt, evolve, and solve challenges for users. As you are well aware, agencies are stretched to the

By: Doug Boude, Director of Research & Development Software solutions are measured by their ability to adapt, evolve, and solve challenges for users while maintaining a consistent and easy-to-use user experience release to release. This

By: Eric Tumperi, General Manager – equivant SCP In our increasingly digitized world, the protection of sensitive information has become a paramount concern. For criminal justice agencies entrusted with the handling of Personally Identifiable Information