On June 24, 2026, South Korea will launch a system that no other country has attempted at national scale: giving stalking victims direct, real-time access to the GPS location of their offenders on a smartphone map. The Ministry of Justice demonstrated a working prototype on May 27 at the Central Location Tracking Control Center in […]
Major U.S. carriers have retired legacy 3G layers, yet thousands of ankle-worn radios still depend on WCDMA air interfaces for heartbeat packets. This replacement guide translates sunset risk into a 90-day migration timeline, a vendor-neutral risk matrix, cost levers, and a procurement checklist aimed at fleet managers who cannot afford a midnight bricking event.
Electronic monitoring centers know the pattern: overnight alerts spike when defendants sleep in basements, steel-framed apartments, or rural pockets where LTE and GNSS fade together. This guide explains why LTE-only architectures hit a hard ceiling—and how WiFi-directed supervision, multi-layer resilience, and practical repeater placement change outcomes for agencies managing GPS ankle monitor caseloads.
If you run an electronic monitoring (EM) program, you already know the feeling: another overnight ping, another “battery low” queue item, another officer deciding whether this is a real emergency or just another charging slip. For many agencies and EM service providers operating legacy LTE-heavy GPS ankle monitor fleets, SCRAM GPS charging problems are not […]
If your agency is standardizing on electronic monitoring hardware in 2026, one decision keeps resurfacing: should you deploy a GPS ankle bracelet that reports location from the strap itself, or an RF ankle monitor architecture that proves presence relative to a home receiver? The answer is rarely “GPS only” or “RF only.” Most mature programs […]
Ankle monitor cost in 2026 depends on state rules, payer models, and program type. This guide maps typical daily bands for Florida, California, Texas, and more—plus hidden fees, procurement levers, and how agencies can lower total monitoring spend.
An ankle monitor is one of the most visible symbols of modern community supervision. Whether you are researching court-ordered supervision, supporting a family member, or evaluating equipment for an agency, this guide explains how an ankle monitor works in plain language—without losing the technical detail agencies need. If you want a foundational definition first, read […]
2026 guide to pretrial electronic monitoring for courts and agencies: GPS ankle monitor technology, multi-state legislative trends, cost and recidivism evidence, RFP-ready specs (NIJ 1004.00 context), and how CO-EYE ONE plus monitoring software supports pretrial programs.
Agency guide to domestic violence GPS ankle monitor programs in 2026: legislative trends, exclusion zones, victim notification, NIJ-aligned accuracy expectations, and how CO-EYE ONE and monitoring software support protective order enforcement.
