Resources for Maryland counsel and the judiciary.
Direct portal for the legal professionals who refer cases, present home detention to the court, and rely on the reports we file.
PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES
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Referral form
The fastest path to an acceptance letter. Submit basic case information through our secure form and receive a formal acceptance letter, typically within one business day.
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Equipment specifications
Manufacturer documentation, technical capabilities, and accuracy data for our GPS, SCRAM, drug-testing, and urinalysis equipment.
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Forms library
Standard forms used in Maryland home detention cases: acceptance letter template and schedule modification request.
For defense counsel
The cases we handle come to us through defense attorneys preparing for bail review, sentencing, or modifications. The faster we have basic case information, the faster you can present a credible alternative to the court.
What helps us help you
Case number
Charges and a copy of the charging document if available
The court, jurisdiction, judge and next hearing date
The proposed residence address (we verify cellular signal and basic eligibility)
GPS or alcohol monitoring request
Attorney cell and email contact information
For the judiciary
Judges considering home detention as an option deserve accurate, complete information about the client compliance supervision standards and how violations are handled. A direct line to the program director is available for case-specific questions.
If your chambers would benefit from a briefing on current monitoring capabilities or our reporting protocols, contact the program director directly.
Maryland courts we work with regularly
Baltimore City Circuit and District Courts; Baltimore County Circuit and District Courts; Anne Arundel County Circuit Court; Howard County Circuit Court; Harford County Circuit Court; Carroll County Circuit Court; Cecil County Circuit Court; Prince George's County Circuit Court; Montgomery County Circuit Court; Frederick County Circuit Court; Charles County Circuit Court; United States District Court for the District of Maryland.