AI for Community Supervision: Smarter, Safer Solutions

AI-Driven Community Supervision: Enhancing Efficiency and Human Connection Designed for community supervision professionals eager to embrace the future of their field, this engaging webinar explores the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in enhancing the effective management of increasingly complex caseloads.

What You’ll Learn:

• How AI can reduce officer burnout and improve efficiency
• Real-world use cases from jurisdictions already seeing results
• Why data governance and security are essential for trustworthy AI
• How AI supports — not replaces — human judgment in community supervision

Discover artificial intelligence tools designed by and for community supervision officers that streamline administrative processes, improve risk assessment precision, and free up valuable time for deeper client engagement.

Learn how this software advancement can mitigate burnout, enhance outcomes, and transform community supervision practices, all while preserving the essential human connection that defines successful community supervision programs.

About the Presenters

Robert Ambroselli, Director of Product, Enterprise Supervision

Robert Ambroselli is the director of product for Enterprise Supervision within the Courts and Justice Division of Tyler Technologies, where he leads product strategy, vision, and execution for Tyler’s supervision platform used by county and statewide justice agencies. In his role, Robert partners closely with clients to design and deliver technology solutions that improve case management, streamline operations, and enhance outcomes for justice-involved individuals.

With over 35 years of experience in public safety, probation, and parole, Robert brings a practitioner’s perspective to product innovation. Before joining Tyler, he served as Assistant Chief of the Office of Correctional Safety for the State of California and was appointed Director of State Parole by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. His deep operational expertise and leadership experience in community corrections inform his approach to developing modern, data-driven tools that support agencies in achieving safer, more efficient supervision practices.

Jack Martin

Jack Martin, former director of the Clark County Department of Juvenile Justice Services, has served over three decades in law enforcement, both in the adult and juvenile arenas. Mr. Martin began his career in California before transitioning to Arizona and Hawaii as a subject matter expert, rebuilding troubled correctional systems experiencing rampant civil rights violations.

Mr. Martin earned his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice administration and communications, and master’s in public administration, and is a national speaker for operational issues surrounding cultural change initiatives within law enforcement agencies, and expert in designing and teaching classes for all working in the justice system, adult or juvenile. Mr. Martin has also served on the Southern Nevada local workforce board as Vice Chair, Program Chair, and operational expert. He has developed numerous re-entry programs utilizing blended funding streams and looks forward to sharing his 30+ years of experience building workforce opportunities for our second-chance citizens.