Probation, parole, pretrial, and house arrest electronic monitoring programs
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.
In Manheim Township, Pennsylvania, police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in multiple vehicle thefts.
Across many jurisdictions, probation services are confronting significant operational challenges, impacting their core mandate of public protection.
In a recent felony rape case in Utah, a 21-year-old defendant, a former college athlete, was ordered to wear a GPS ankle monitor as a condition of his r...
Judicial systems across the United States are broadening the application of electronic monitoring (EM) for individuals awaiting trial.
Electronic monitoring has become a prevalent tool in criminal justice.
A recent federal complaint has drawn attention to the complex realities of community supervision, detailing an incident where two individuals allegedly ...
In August 2021, Kang Yunseong, who had 14 prior convictions including sexual offenses, cut off his electronic ankle monitor and murdered two women just ...
A new government decree sets stricter rules for community-based diversion and electronic monitoring of juvenile suspects, clarifying responsibilities an...
Courts could strap electronic devices on 10-year-olds without asking their parents under Queensland’s latest youth crime crackdown.
Criminal justice policy discussions often center on a few hot-button topics, such as the mental health and substance abuse crises, disparities in incarc...