Industry news, policy changes, and regulatory updates in electronic monitoring
Steven Min, facing multiple trespassing charges in Las Vegas, finds himself in a unique legal predicament over the application of electronic monitoring.
The landscape of offender supervision and secure environment management is currently characterized by a fundamental dichotomy: highly specialized system...
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...
SEOUL — South Korea’s electronic monitoring system faces critical staffing shortfalls as the number of individuals under community supervision wearing a...
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...
Sixty-three-year-old lawyer Perkins Rocha, a prominent legal advisor to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, lives under strict house arre...
NAMYANGJU, South Korea – Police authorities have sought an arrest warrant for a 40-something man accused of stalking and killing his former girlfriend l...
Brock Hamm, a Vancouver, Washington man convicted of domestic violence, currently awaits transfer back to Clark County, Washington, following his arrest...
Electronic monitoring has become a cornerstone of community supervision across the United States, offering an alternative to incarceration while maintai...
Steven Min, 51, appeared in a Las Vegas courtroom recently, his right wrist fitted with what appeared to be an electronic monitoring bracelet designed f...
A tragic incident in Namyangju, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, reveals a critical breakdown in electronic monitoring protocols.
A, in his 40s, is currently in police custody, facing murder charges in Namyangju, South Korea.