We have helped other states implement a sentence calculation module that not only calculates fully documented and sure proof sentence calculations, but is tailored to their exact legislated requirements, with a fully documented set of guidelines.
The complex nature of legally mandated sentences or new legislation that impacts offender sentences produces an ever-changing, nearly impossible landscape for assuring accurate sentence calculations. Moreover, we understand that constitutional offender liberty issues require the department to accurately report the specific time computation. Though well intentioned, even the best time computations teams and manual processes will struggle to keep up and rarely have the historical calculation data they need when facing legal scrutiny.
Manually calculating offender’s sentencing and relying on time computation staff with undocumented knowledge of time calculations.
Producing fully documented, sureproof sentence calculations with auditable reports.
We have helped other states implement a sentence calculation module that not only calculates fully documented and sure proof sentence calculations, but is tailored to their exact legislated requirements, with a fully documented set of guidelines.
Using an agile methodology, take Mi-Case's proprietary sentence calculation module and tailor it to your exact legislative requirements and business requirements. Our engine can be built to interface with your existing systems today, meaning you don’t have to wait.
We leave you with an engine that considers all existing legislation, statutes, acts and policy, and is built with extendibility in mind for future updates. With transparent & accountable historical calculation data at the click of a button, your agency can be freed to return to more important work while you rest assured that the history of your correct calculations can be produced at the push of a button.
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