European Jurisdictions Broaden Electronic Monitoring Eligibility Amidst Prison Overcrowding
Across Europe, a notable policy shift is underway as jurisdictions expand the application of electronic monitoring (EM) to address persistent challenges...
Probation, parole, pretrial, and house arrest electronic monitoring programs
Across Europe, a notable policy shift is underway as jurisdictions expand the application of electronic monitoring (EM) to address persistent challenges...
Electronic monitoring (EM) has become a core tool in United States pretrial supervision programs, serving as an alternative to pretrial detention for de...
A recent, somber report out of Pittsburgh underscored a persistent, troubling question within community supervision: what happens when electronic monito...
Electronic monitoring (EM) technology, including GPS ankle bracelets and wrist monitors, was largely developed as an alternative to incarceration.
Simon Monteiro, a serial abuser once dubbed the “playboy rapist,” faces new stalking and attempted stalking charges years after forensic psychiatrists w...
Matthew McDonald, a Pennsylvania man recently released from a decade-long prison sentence for robbery, vanished on March 9, 2023, after reportedly remov...
The global challenge of prison overcrowding continues to strain national budgets and correctional systems, pushing lawmakers to seek innovative solutions.
**The landscape of community supervision is undergoing a significant policy reevaluation, driven by an imperative to optimize resource allocation and en...
The landscape of offender supervision continues to evolve, with electronic monitoring (EM) emerging as a prominent tool to manage individuals outside co...
Hancock County, Mississippi – On two separate Fridays, February 20 and 27, electronic monitoring records showed former state Sen.
Electronic monitoring, commonly known for supervising individuals on parole or probation, is increasingly serving a critical, albeit less publicized, ro...
In Fortaleza, Brazil, a government initiative offers a stark contrast to conventional offender supervision and drug intervention.