Victim notification GPS allows a potential victim of violence to be instantly notified when a person they have a restraining order against enters within the forbidden perimeter established by that order. When a potential threat enters the area a victim can use that warning to take evasive action and protect themselves. This technology prevents any chance meetings in public places in addition to locations outlined in a court order. Judges have the ability to independently verify the compliance to the restraining orders established in their court.

Mr. Montgomery also had the ability to see a personal demonstration of the Actsoft alcohol monitoring system by GPS Solutions. It is an impressive unit that far exceeds the ability of the current alcohol monitoring system. The technology of the Actsoft system allows for automatic readings every seven minutes with failsafe systems to rule out false readings. "Having used alcohol monitoring devices in the past, to prove or disprove alcohol consumption, this unit is truly the next generation of technogly that Family court needs to embrace."

"This technology can and will save lives, and I want to do everything I can to bring it to the family court system in San Bernardino County" He adds that "I look forward to using another tool on the bench to protect the children of our community." As for the budgetary aspect of implementing such technology he will personally work with the county and law enforcement to apply for grants as well as lobby local and state government to bring both a lifesaving and cost cutting tool to the family court. "Hard data from monitoring of both alcohol consumption and violation of protection orders can eliminate the need for many hearings. Freeing up valuable resources available to the court." Ed encourages other family law attorneys to use both the GPS Monitoring and Actsoft as another tool in protecting our children and bring down the personal financial costs associated with family court.