Privacy International welcomes the UK House of Lord’s Justice and Home Affairs Committee’s investigation and subsequent report on electronic monitoring ...
The state government has introduced reforms to juvenile monitoring that would reduce the age of ankle monitors to 10.
Legal experts have urged the government to immediately implement the Parliamentary Special Select Committee (PSSC) ...
Background In 2024, the UK National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommended TriageHF alerts as an option ...
Four-year “Lisa’s Law” pilot would use electronic monitoring with victim alerts, add fees and penalties, and set up a state ...
The bill would allow courts to issue electronic monitoring devices to any youth granted bail in the state and remove the need for consent from the parent or child. Youth Justice Minister Laura Gerber ...
Under proposed laws introduced to Queensland parliament, any child aged 10 years or older who is convicted of an offence could be fitted with an electronic ankle monitor. The legislation removes the ...
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