Electronic monitoring laws, state legislation, court rulings, and regulatory frameworks across US states and internationally.
Electronic Monitoring Laws by State: A 50-State Legislative Comparison Which states mandate GPS monitoring for sex offenders? Where do offenders pay for their own monitoring? A comprehensive state-by-state breakdown of…
House arrest — also termed home confinement, home detention, or residential restriction — represents one of the most widely implemented applications of electronic monitoring in the criminal justice system. An…
2026: A Watershed Year for EM Legislation Electronic monitoring has moved from a niche corrections tool to a central component of criminal justice refor...
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...
In Alabama, Senate Bill 233 currently stands poised to significantly alter the legal consequences for individuals who attempt to elude law enforcement.