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Courts Lean on GPS: The Evolving Landscape of Pre-Trial Supervision
As courts grapple with balancing public safety and due process, GPS electronic monitoring is increasingly deployed as a condition of pre-trial release, especially in serious felony cases.
Sarkozy Seeks Sentence Merger to Preempt Further Electronic Monitoring
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's legal team has petitioned a Paris court to combine two past prison sentences, a move aimed at preventing him from wearing an electronic monitoring bracelet again.
Despite Tragedy of Two Women Murdered After Electronic Ankle Monitor Cut… Parole Expanded by...
In August 2021, Kang Yunseong, who had 14 prior convictions including sexual offenses, cut off his electronic ankle monitor and murdered two...
Two-piece model of GPS ankle bracelet in offender tracking system
Two-piece model consists of two pieces of equipment, a personal identification device (PID) which is attached to the ankle and the Portable...
Alcohol tags track thousands of offenders over New Year in England, Wales
Thousands of offenders in England and Wales are having their alcohol consumption monitored over the New Year festive period using electronic tags...
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Svetlana Dali, a woman with a history of bypassing airport security and evading supervised release, now faces new charges after allegedly stowing away on a flight from Newark to Italy. Her latest arrest in Milan highlights significant lapses in both aviation security and electronic monitoring protocols.
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The Unseen Divide: Public Trust and Electronic Monitoring in Serious Cases
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Courts Lean on GPS: The Evolving Landscape of Pre-Trial Supervision
As courts grapple with balancing public safety and due process, GPS electronic monitoring is increasingly deployed as a condition of pre-trial release, especially in serious felony cases.

























