Brazil's Supreme Court has authorized former President Jair Bolsonaro to serve a 90-day house arrest term, citing severe health issues, a decision that reignites scrutiny of high-profile electronic monitoring cases.
Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has approved former President Jair Bolsonaro's transfer to house arrest for 90 days, citing health concerns, under strict electronic monitoring conditions.
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has transitioned from a federal prison to house arrest, subject to electronic monitoring, following a Supreme Court decision citing his worsening health condition.
Independent 2026 comparison of SCRAM GPS 9 Plus public specs vs one-piece multi-GNSS monitors (CO-EYE ONE): battery, GNSS stack, tamper design, TCO, and procurement checklists for scram device / scram bracelet searches.
Research-oriented survey of electronic monitoring in 2026: estimated U.S. scale (200k+), federal/state policy trends, technology evolution from RF to GPS and analytics, program types, recidivism evidence including Florida 31% findings, equity and privacy challenges, and EMEU European comparisons.
Comparative industry analysis of GPS, RF, and hybrid BLE electronic monitoring in 2026: standards, evidence, European policy context, technology trends, and agency procurement criteria.
House arrest — also termed home confinement, home detention, or residential restriction — represents one of the most widely implemented applications of electronic monitoring in the criminal justice system. An…
The global electronic monitoring equipment market has entered a phase of accelerated transformation. Driven by pretrial reform legislation, incarceration cost pressures, and the 2G/3G cellular network sunset, the industry that…
The GPS ankle monitor is, at its engineering core, a constrained multi-sensor fusion platform. It must simultaneously solve satellite positioning, cellular telemetry, tamper sensing, power management, and environmental durability problems…
Over the past two decades, the ankle monitor has moved from a courtroom curiosity to a cornerstone of modern community supervision. Across the United States, an estimated 125,000 to 150,000…
Recent court proceedings underscore the critical role electronic monitoring systems play in detecting probation violations, as non-compliant movements by individuals under supervision frequently lead to re-detention.
Recent court proceedings in Guam underscore a persistent challenge in community supervision: while electronic monitoring systems excel at flagging non-compliance, their effectiveness ultimately hinges on the swift and consistent human response to these alerts.