Industry news, policy changes, and regulatory updates in electronic monitoring
Electronic monitoring serves as a common alternative to pre-trial detention, allowing defendants to remain in their communities while awaiting trial.
In Alabama, Senate Bill 233 currently stands poised to significantly alter the legal consequences for individuals who attempt to elude law enforcement.
One Sunday morning in early February, inside Manhattan’s Saint Peter’s Church, German Galvez sat with his seven-year-old son, Sergio, seeking legal counsel.
Electronic monitoring (EM) devices, commonly known as ankle monitors or GPS ankle bracelets, have become a staple in community supervision programs worl...
In Manheim Township, Pennsylvania, police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in multiple vehicle thefts.
North Dakota’s Emergency Commission recently greenlit a significant funding increase – $105,000 – to broaden its electronic monitoring capabilities.
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen indicated Wednesday she would forgo a 2027 presidential run if a court sentences her to wear an electronic monitor...
In a striking failure of both aviation security and community supervision, Svetlana Dali, 57, a Russian citizen and legal U.
Three high school students, part of the group known as the “Quakertown 5,” have been released from juvenile detention and placed under house arrest with...
In a small Texas town, a mother grapples with a raw, visceral grief.
A 50-year-old caregiver stands accused of drugging and robbing a dependent 66-year-old woman in Vienna-Floridsdorf.
Electronic monitoring plays an increasingly central role in community supervision across the United States.