Better utilization of technology in the criminal justice system can help control costs and maximize the productivity of personnel. In some cases it can also improve outcomes such as recidivism, crime rate, and percentage of crimes solved.
South Dakota can do more to protect survivors
Kayleigh Kozak was 12 years old when her soccer coach sexually abused her for more than two years. He served just nine months in jail and was placed on lifetime probation. Nearly two decades later, Kayleigh was forced to confront her abuser again when he sought to end his probation early — potentially eliminating the...