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In 2011, the goverment of Shanghai launched the China’s first scheme to enforce compulsory the parolees under ankle monitor in conjunction with community-based orders. Monitoring offender compliance would take place with the assistance of REFINE ankle monitor bracelet. This pilot program was part of the justice reform in China to solve the problems of overcrowd in prison or jail and reduce recidivism compared to standard probation.
The pilot project ended in 2014 and yielded several outstanding effects including highly offender compliance rates, extremely efficiency in monitoring and cost-down. The most important is to promote alternative of incarceration for democracy justice reform.
In 2014, CCTV (China Central Television) reported China’s first ankle monitor program with REFINE second-generation products, and kicked off the prelude to the development of ankle monitor in Chinese justice.
Better matters when you’re supervising high-risk offenders. That’s why REFINE Technologies focuses on developing better monitoring solutions, providing better customer support, and offering better training. CO-EYE GPS ankle bracelets continues this focus on excellence with features like on-demand Pursuit Mode, guess-free tamper technology, and the industry’s best battery life. Better continuous high-precision indoor and outdoor […]
As new coronavirus mutations continue to spread, governments and healthcare agencies continue searching for tools that assist their efforts in fighting this pandemic. After testing different variations of our technology and program structures, we believe we may have achieved a comprehensive solution for comfortable and effective quarantine compliance. Last year COVID-19 breakout, the temporary solution […]
In 2015, Cui Yongyuan, the most fameous Chinese TV Host, produced a special TV show in Eye’s on program to investigate and study community correction with REFINE ankle monitoring. “The Special TV Show of Community Correction with Offender Ankle Monitoring in China” By Yongyuan Cui, SMG Shanghai TV Eye’s On Editor