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Electronic monitoring

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Corrections

Electronic monitoring (EM) is a general term for systems involving electronic supervision of (usually low-risk) offenders as an alternative to incarceration. Monitoring devices may include home monitoring devices, wrist bracelets, ankle bracelets, field monitoring devices, alcohol testing devices, and voice verification systems.

Justice Center

Reports

Evaluation of a JAIBG-Funded Project: Voice and Location Telephone Monitoring of Juveniles by N. E. Schafer and Pamela Martin (2001).

An Implementation of Remote Alcohol Monitoring in Alaska by Alan R. McKelvie (2005).

Articles

Alaska Justice Forum

"Justice Center Evaluates SCRAM" (2006).

Projects

Evaluation of Kids Are People Electronic Monitoring Program (A JAIBG Project) (JC 0010). N.E. Schafer. Bureau of Justice Statistics. 1999–2000.
Evaluation of SCRAM Technology in Kotzebue, Alaska (JC 0410). Alan R. McKelvie. National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center–Northwest. 2003–2005.

Alaska

Alaska state agencies

Electronic Monitoring (EM) Program. Alaska Department of Corrections.

National

Resources for justice professionals

Electronic Monitoring Resource Center

Publications

"Keeping Track of Electronic Monitoring." National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center Bulletin (October 1999).

Offender Supervision With Electronic Technology: A User's Guide by Ann H. Crowe, Linda Sydney, Pat Bancroft, and Beverly Lawrence. Report prepared under Grant No. 1999-LT-VX-K001 from the National Institute of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Lexington, KY: American Probation and Parole Association, 2002.