Judicial Services of the Ozarks

Frequently Asked Questions

We provide comprehensive pretrial services including GPS monitoring, active supervision, drug and alcohol testing, alcohol monitoring, and mobile phone monitoring. Each of these services is designed to ensure compliance with court orders and to assist in maintaining public safety.

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Our GPS monitoring system utilizes advanced technology to track the location of individuals under court-ordered supervision. This system provides real-time location data, ensuring that compliance with movement restrictions or designated areas is continuously monitored. The system is designed for reliability and accuracy, contributing to effective supervision.

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Yes, our drug and alcohol testing methods are designed to accurately detect recent substance use. We employ a variety of testing techniques, including urine analysis, breathalyzers, and other advanced methods, to ensure comprehensive and reliable results. This is crucial for monitoring compliance with court-ordered abstinence or sobriety conditions.

Authorized personnel, such as defense attorneys, prosecutors, and court officials, can contact JSO at any time to request data and comprehensive reports on an individual’s compliance with their pretrial conditions. Access is restricted and protected to ensure confidentiality and integrity of the data, but approved parties may request the data or the testimony from JSO.

We prioritize accuracy and reliability in all our services. Our systems undergo regular maintenance and updates to ensure they meet high standards of performance. Additionally, our staff are trained professionals who handle data with the utmost care and precision, ensuring that the information provided to courts and legal professionals is both accurate and reliable.