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Predict to Prevent: Using Mobile Device Activity to Identify Recidivism Risk Before It Happens
SESSION INFO
Monday, August 17, 2026
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Session Type: Workshop
Recidivism rarely happens without warning. Long before an individual reoffends, behavioral patterns emerge — and increasingly, those patterns show up on mobile devices. This session explores how community supervision professionals can leverage mobile device activity data as an early-warning tool to identify individuals at heightened risk of reoffending. Attendees will examine the behavioral and digital indicators that correlate with recidivism risk, including communication patterns, application usage, location data, and online behavior. Drawing on emerging research and real-world supervision technology, presenters will demonstrate practical frameworks for integrating mobile monitoring insights into case planning and intervention strategies. This session equips officers and agency leaders with actionable knowledge to move from reactive supervision to proactive intervention — identifying risk earlier, targeting resources more effectively, and ultimately reducing reoffending in their communities.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Jaime Hauseman
Operating Director & Owner, Sinter Technologies
Jaime Hauseman is the Owner and Operating Director of Sinter Technologies, a specialized firm dedicated to mobile device monitoring for sex offenders under parole and probation supervision. With over 14 years of experience in mobile forensics, Jaime has built a career at the intersection of technology and community corrections — helping agencies leverage digital data to enhance supervision outcomes and protect public safety. Prior to owning Sinter Technologies, Jaime developed deep expertise in mobile forensics through extensive private sector and consulting work, supporting investigations and building practical knowledge of how digital behavior reflects real-world risk. That foundation directly informs Sinter Technologies' mission: providing community supervision professionals with the tools and intelligence they need to monitor offenders more effectively and intervene before reoffending occurs. Jaime brings a practitioner's perspective to every engagement — translating complex forensic data into actionable supervision strategies. Through Sinter Technologies, Jaime continues to partner with parole and probation agencies across the country, advancing the use of mobile technology as a frontline tool in recidivism prevention.
Todd Martin
Detective Staff Sgt. Halton Regional Police, Sinter Technologies
Detective Staff Sergeant Todd Martin of the Halton Regional Police Service is an experienced law enforcement professional specializing in complex criminal investigations, with a strong focus on digital evidence and online-enabled offences. Over the course of his career, he has led and supported numerous high-profile investigations, leveraging advanced investigative techniques and emerging technologies to identify, track, and apprehend offenders. Todd has developed particular expertise in digital forensics and the evolving landscape of internet-facilitated crime, including cases involving exploitation, cybercrime, and organized criminal activity. His work often involves collaboration with provincial, national, and international partners, reflecting a commitment to intelligence-led policing and cross-jurisdictional cooperation. In his leadership role, Todd is dedicated to mentoring investigators and advancing investigative capabilities within the service. He plays a key role in driving innovation, ensuring his team is equipped to respond to the rapidly changing digital environment and the increasing complexity of modern investigations. Known for his professionalism and strategic mindset, Todd Martin continues to contribute to community safety by strengthening investigative practices and supporting proactive approaches to crime prevention in the digital age.
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