How Law Enforcement Uses Electronic Monitoring. All 50 states use some form of electronic monitoring. Sometimes it is used pretrial or during trial, for people who have been arrested but have not been convicted of any crime. It can be used post-conviction, either before or after serving a sentence of incarceration.
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The electronic monitoring (EM) of offenders is a common but controversial criminal justice measure. It refers to a device being attached to an offender's ...
