One of the Quakertown teenagers arrested in a violent clash during a February student protest against U.
Electronic monitoring (EM) remains a cornerstone of community supervision and a frequent condition for release from incarceration.
Steven Min, facing multiple trespassing charges in Las Vegas, finds himself in a unique legal predicament over the application of electronic monitoring.
Tamper detection is a critical component of electronic monitoring systems.
The electronic monitoring equipment market has emerged as a critical segment of the criminal justice technology landscape, driven by rising demand for a...
The landscape of offender supervision and secure environment management is currently characterized by a fundamental dichotomy: highly specialized system...
A recent case out of Hamilton County, Ohio, where a supervisee allegedly removed a court-ordered electronic monitoring device, spotlights a persistent c...
In a rare and highly public clash, Las Vegas Metro Sheriff Kevin McMahill has openly defied a judge’s order to release a repeat offender into the depart...
For electronic monitoring companies and bail bond agencies evaluating GPS ankle monitor vendors, the procurement process involves balancing technical pe...
SEOUL — South Korea’s electronic monitoring system faces critical staffing shortfalls as the number of individuals under community supervision wearing a...
For decades, the implementation of electronic monitoring (EM) in community supervision has operated within a fragmented regulatory landscape.
The Nevada Supreme Court is poised to rule on a fundamental question: who decides if a repeat offender is too dangerous for release on electronic monito...