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Video Visitation

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How technology can transform court proceedings, appearances and jury duty
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The shift to video arraignments foretells how things might be done differently in the future
How hand-held devices and kiosks open up a world of resources for incarcerated individuals
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Using mobile technology to access resources can help reduce the burden of incarceration on individuals, families, and facilities alike
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Using technology to reduce recidivism: A novel approach to resident communications and resources
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From a kiosk, tablet or handheld device, incarcerated residents can maintain critical family ties, access medical care and education and keep track of court dates while increasing public safety staff efficiency
Digital Edition: How technology improves officer and facility safety
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Download a free Corrections1 guide on how correctional facilities can harness the evolving power of connected technology
Inmate video visitation and the First Amendment: 3 landmines to avoid
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As of July 2018, over 600 correctional facilities had implemented some form of video visitation
Ga. inmate video-conferencing program saves state money
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The prison system has saved nearly $6,000 from January to March since using video-conferencing for inmate hearings
Mo. jail video-only visitation policy draws praise, criticism
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Using the system, people also can video chat with their incarcerated family members from home
The top safety and operational issues that impacted corrections in 2018
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Assaults on correctional officers, inmate mental healthcare and the impact of new technologies dominated the headlines this year
Sheriff: Video visitation taking off at Miss. jail
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In the less than four months the service has been operational, inmates have had more than 13,000 visits -- four times the number of in-person visits in the last year
Inmates get more video visits, but NC sheriff's opponents say it's still not enough
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A sheriff tweaked a controversial policy that lets Mecklenburg County jail inmates receive visits from family and friends only through video screens
How video can transform inmate visitation
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Once a properly-implemented video visitation becomes the norm at a correctional facility, contraband issues decrease while security improves
Tier Talk Podcast: The pros and cons of video visitation
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Some believe this is a great way to improve safety and security, but others believe that rehab requires physical contact from the inmate’s family
How video arraignments benefit public safety and save money
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Thanks to an innovative program, prisoners who pose a serious risk to the community don’t need to exhaust CDCR resources when they appear live in court
Mass. jail ends face-to-face visits, replaces them with video chat
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Visitors will no longer set foot inside the actual jail, but be directed to a video-conferencing trailer near the facility's entrance
Calif. limits video-only visits for county jail inmates
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Video visits are still allowed under the new rules, but in-person meetings must be offered in addition
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