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Passive Systems:These systems require periodic check-ins via telephone to verify an offender’s presence at the designated location (Crowe 2002).
Early Electronic Monitoring in the Late 20th Century Electronic Monitoring (EM) for non-custodial offenders was first introduced in the early 1980s.
judge, inspired by Spider-Man comics, persuaded a company to develop an electronic anklet and surveillance system suitable for criminals.
More importantly, the origins of law-enforcement electronic monitoring technology have been influenced by changes in the criminal justice system.