2022
DOI: 10.1080/15564886.2022.2131667
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Exploring Thailand’s Probationary Practices Since COVID-19: Changes in Strategies with Regards to Probation Supervision

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“…A common finding among these studies is that COVID-19 led to an increased use of videoconferencing and remote technologies by community correction agencies. The use of videoconferencing and remote supervision has increased across the US (Koetzle and Schwalbe, 2020; Powell et al, 2022), Latin America (Galleguillos et al, 2022), Asia (Nunphong et al, 2022), and Europe (Stempkowski and Grafl, 2021; Sturm et al, 2021) with findings consistently indicating a shift in the use of remote technologies compared to pre-pandemic contacts which largely relied on in-person contact.…”
Section: Covid-19: Triggering the Use Of Remote Contact And Videoconf...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A common finding among these studies is that COVID-19 led to an increased use of videoconferencing and remote technologies by community correction agencies. The use of videoconferencing and remote supervision has increased across the US (Koetzle and Schwalbe, 2020; Powell et al, 2022), Latin America (Galleguillos et al, 2022), Asia (Nunphong et al, 2022), and Europe (Stempkowski and Grafl, 2021; Sturm et al, 2021) with findings consistently indicating a shift in the use of remote technologies compared to pre-pandemic contacts which largely relied on in-person contact.…”
Section: Covid-19: Triggering the Use Of Remote Contact And Videoconf...mentioning
confidence: 99%