Courts across the United States are increasingly integrating GPS electronic monitoring into pre-trial release conditions, balancing public safety with judicial alternatives to cash bail.
The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) and related federal summaries have long framed the scale of community supervision: in 2018, an estimated 4.4 million people were on probation or parole…
GPS accuracy is often quoted by ankle monitor manufacturers as a single number—typically 2 to 10 meters.
Electronic monitoring (EM) technology operates within an evolving framework of international standards.
2026: A Watershed Year for EM Legislation Electronic monitoring has moved from a niche corrections tool to a central component of criminal justice refor...
The Battery Problem in Electronic Monitoring Battery life has been the constraining factor in GPS ankle monitor design since the technology’s inception.
Boston Police Officer Nicholas O’Malley has been charged with manslaughter in the fatal March 11 shooting of 39-year-old Stephenson King in Roxbury.
Sweden’s electronic monitoring (EM) sector is experiencing a period of significant expansion, marked by a substantial new national contract.
The UK Ministry of Justice has launched the largest expansion of electronic monitoring in British history, committing £700 million through 2028/29 to dr...
Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Rebecca Saxe on Thursday ordered the immediate release of Steven Min, 51, closing a trespassing case that brought nationa...
Across Europe, a notable policy shift is underway as jurisdictions expand the application of electronic monitoring (EM) to address persistent challenges...
In a significant move reflecting a broader international trend, the government of England and Wales recently announced a major expansion of electronic m...