Electronic Monitoring: Alternative Sentencing in California | Wallin & Klarich
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Ankle Monitors Introduce a New Form of Surveillance - Bloomberg
Constantly afraid': immigrants on life under the US government's eye | US immigration | The Guardian
Digital Jail: How Electronic Monitoring Drives Defendants Into Debt — ProPublica
Digital Jail: How Electronic Monitoring Drives Defendants Into Debt - The New York Times
GPS monitoring fail: Some felons continue to prey despite bracelets
GPS Ankle Monitoring in Minnesota | MN Lawyer Referral
Opponents Claim GPS Monitoring Violates Civil Rights; Judges Not So Sure | Wisconsin Public Radio
Coronavirus Creates Big Market for Electronic Ankle Monitors - Bloomberg
Tracking offenders: A closer look at GPS monitoring technology | 10tv.com
RF Electronic Monitoring » Sentinel Offender Services
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Catholic school gives student the boot over court-ordered ankle monitor
Defendants aren't just cutting off ankle monitors; they're letting the batteries die | wcnc.com
Electronic Shackles': Use Of GPS Monitors Skyrockets In Massachusetts Justice System
State doubles GPS monitoring despite malfunctions and mistakes
What really happened at Probation's electronic monitoring operation? - CommonWealth Magazine
Probation Violations Because of Technological Failures — Massachusetts Criminal Defense Attorney Blog — May 7, 2015
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Electronic ankle monitor technology is faulty and imprecise - Vox
Ankle monitors can hold captives in invisible jails of debt, pain and bugged conversations
An Arizona Law Requires Surveillance of People Who Are Presumed Innocent | ACLU
