Managing a Domestic Violence Caseload with the Right Tools

Domestic violence offenders have long been one of the most volatile caseloads in a supervision departments list of offenders. These programs have historically been separated out to manage more efficiently and effectively each the needs of everyone. Providing the ability to have case managers and victim advocates communicate and work together within the program standards starts from the top down. Managing all aspects of the offender’s case is just an added complexity to an already challenging caseload that needs to be directed from the judge’s seat as the top of the system. This session is an interactive panel discussion that includes JSI Vice President Mack Jenkins, and JSI Associate Danette Montoya on the panel.