Recidivism data, research reports, and statistical analysis on electronic monitoring
When the UK Ministry of Justice quietly launched a pilot requiring GPS ankle tags on prison leavers convicted of acquisitive crimes back in April 2021, few observers expected it would…
How GPS monitoring analytics are reshaping community supervision: NIJ-funded JHU/APL research on TRACKS, crime-scene correlation, vendor capability gaps, and procurement lessons.
Electronic Monitoring Statistics 2026 30 essential facts, figures, and data points on the global electronic monitoring industry. Updated March 2026. Sources: NIJ, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Pew Research, Vera Institute,…
A journalist-friendly, research-oriented snapshot of electronic monitoring scale, costs, standards, market trends, and cross-national evidence—compiled with explicit sourcing and conservative wording around estimates. Ankle Monitor Industry Report publishes this statistics…
Independent industry overview of electronic monitoring statistics and ankle monitor usage trends in 2026: scale, state concentration, effectiveness research, market growth themes, GPS vs RF shifts, and cost comparisons to incarceration.
Data-driven overview of electronic tagging and electronic monitoring statistics: US scale (200K+ EM), UK MoJ order-of-magnitude context, Europe and Australia, 31% recidivism association from cited Florida research, costs, and 2026 trends.
Research-oriented survey of electronic monitoring in 2026: estimated U.S. scale (200k+), federal/state policy trends, technology evolution from RF to GPS and analytics, program types, recidivism evidence including Florida 31% findings, equity and privacy challenges, and EMEU European comparisons.
Electronic monitoring, commonly known for supervising individuals on parole or probation, is increasingly serving a critical, albeit less publicized, ro...
Main points The Electronic Monitoring Statistics publication covers the use and delivery of electronic monitoring in England and Wales, using four types...