A criminal justice perspective on ignition interlocks : proceedings of the 3rd annual meeting of the working group on DWI system improvements, Orlando, FL, April 19-21, 2006.

Author(s)
Robertson, R. Vanlaar, W. & Simpson, H.
Year
Abstract

A Criminal Justice Perspective on Ignition Interlocks, identifies some of the challenges associated with the use of these devices in the criminal justice system that can contribute to low participation rates and inconsistent use of these devices, and offers insight into the needs of professionals implicated in the delivery of interlocks. The report provides guidance and suggestions for key stakeholders on ways to improve the delivery of interlock devices. Two complementary approaches are suggested – providing uniform and consistent educational opportunities for the various professionals, and identifying practical system improvements to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of enforcement, prosecution, adjudication and sanctioning, monitoring, and licensing. The report also contains a list of critical questions that agencies can use to identify weaknesses and loopholes in delivery mechanisms. The Working Group -- a TIRF initiative -- is a coalition of criminal justice professionals representing 14 criminal justice organizations that has been improving the effectiveness and efficiency of the DWI system since 2004. Funding for this work was provided by Anheuser-Busch Companies. To learn more about the Working Group, or to download a copy of A Criminal Justice Perspective on Ignition Interlocks, please visit http://www.tirf.org. (Author/publisher)

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Library number
C 39541 [electronic version only]
Source

Ottawa, Ontario, Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF), 2007, IV + 18 p., 7 ref. - ISBN 978-0-920071-65-6

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