Technical research, white papers, and NIJ standards for electronic monitoring systems
The Battery Problem in Electronic Monitoring Battery life has been the constraining factor in GPS ankle monitor design since the technology’s inception.
Tamper detection is a critical component of electronic monitoring systems.
For decades, the implementation of electronic monitoring (EM) in community supervision has operated within a fragmented regulatory landscape.
Electronic monitoring (EM) has become a core tool in United States pretrial supervision programs, serving as an alternative to pretrial detention for de...
GPS ankle monitors used in criminal justice supervision can be broadly classified into two architectural categories: one-piece (integrated) and two-piec...
Electronic ankle monitors—also referred to as GPS ankle bracelets or tracking devices—are central to modern community supervision programs across the Un...
In the field of offender supervision, electronic monitoring (EM) has long been hailed as a versatile tool, offering a pathway for individuals to reinteg...
The landscape of electronic monitoring (EM) for community supervision is currently experiencing a profound transformation.
Electronic monitoring (EM) is undergoing a significant expansion, moving beyond its established role in criminal justice and community supervision to be...
Electronic monitoring (EM) systems are central to community supervision across North America and globally, offering jurisdictions a flexible tool for ma...
The landscape of electronic monitoring (EM) is undergoing a significant transformation, with a pronounced industry-wide push for immediate, real-time da...
For years, electronic monitoring (EM) programs have relied on devices that prioritize tamper-detection and durability above almost all else.