The National Association of Drug Court Professionals, a respected national association representing judges and other professionals who work in the nation’s 2,500 drug courts and 1,200 problem-solving courts, announced at its annual conference in Boston that alcohol monitoring technology can be a supportive and “valuable tool” for ensuring the goal of sobriety for court participants. Read more »

Boston, Mass. – When thousands of corrections professionals gather in Boston at the influential National Association of Drug Court Professionals 16^th annual training conference, alcohol deterrence will be an enormous issue. As a result, BI Incorporated, a national provider of technology, treatment and training services for community-based offenders, will place significant emphasis on BI TAD, a device that continuously monitors for alcohol consumption through a noninvasive skin sensor worn on an offender’s ankle. The conference will be held June 2-5 at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston.

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