Electronic Monitoring

Electronic monitoring refers to the use of technology to track and observe individuals' activities, often for safety, security, or legal purposes. It commonly involves devices like GPS trackers or ankle bracelets that monitor a person's location and movements. This method is frequently used in criminal justice, allowing authorities to supervise individuals on parole or probation. Additionally, it can assist in workplace safety, asset protection, and even in health care to monitor patients. Electronic monitoring provides real-time data, helping to ensure compliance with rules or regulations while reducing the need for constant physical supervision.