The Board of Carroll County Commissioners Thursday unanimously approved a $263,150 annual contract with BI, Incorporated, a Colorado-based manufacturer of electronic monitoring devices for ...

Electronic tags are used to enforce home curfews on released prisoners or suspects on bail to ensure that they remain at an agreed address. They are part of a prisoner’s licence, with any breach ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — District Attorney Jennifer Corbitt announced that a habitual felon was convicted earlier this week for possession of drugs and tampering with the electronic monitoring ...

Brian P. Stroh, who has been in jail for 15 1/2 months on a 2 1/2-to five-year prison sentence, is the owner of […] Judge approves electronic monitoring for dealer | News, Sports, Jobs - Altoona ...

Starting Aug. 1, the Judiciary of Guam will roll out an electronic monitoring program for eligible defendants. The Department of Corrections anticipates the program will save the prison money ...

In 2020, as the world grappled with the emergence of COVID-19, prisons and jails became hotspots for outbreaks.Looking to slow the spread of the disease, and under the threat of litigation, some ...

However, if they have 150 (electronic monitoring) units available and there are 150 detainees eligible for EM at the $118 daily cost at DOC then we can save approximately $17,700 daily," said DOC ...

However, if they have 150 (electronic monitoring) units available and there are 150 detainees eligible for EM at the $118 daily cost at DOC then we can save approximately $17,700 daily," said DOC ...

The Government is rolling out plans to begin electronically tagging prisoners “towards the end of this year” in a major initiative to tackle overcrowding in the country’s jails.

The use of electronic monitoring bracelets in B.C. has surged in recent years. The use of these devices, which are worn around the ankles, grew especially during COVID-19, as concerns about the ...

Starting Aug. 1, the Judiciary of Guam will roll out an electronic monitoring program for eligible defendants. The Department of Corrections anticipates the program will save the prison money ...