Inmate Identification

Data is only defensible when it’s accurate, and it can only be accurate when captured by a present officer. How can agencies ensure their staff are held accountable for every log they record?

All inmates should carry some form of identification at all times. However, in scenarios where they don’t, how can officers document that they are meeting the needs of those inmates?

Learn what’s required to switch your inmate identification method from wristbands to ID cards and whether it’s the right choice for your facility.

Traditional inmate identification methods have vulnerabilities that can be exploited, leading to security risks like inmate escapes. However, advanced technology, such as facial recognition and RFID, offers a more secure way to ensure those who...

Inmate identification helps corrections professionals understand who inmates are, where they belong, and their classification level. Wristbands and ID Cards serve as important building blocks for safety, security, and compliance, but which is b...