Sunday, September 22, 2013

GPS Technology to Monitor Sex Offender

Tracking device
Using a GPS tracking device to answer the concerns of the people mentioned.

The Scottish Government proposes the use of GPS technology to track the movements of sex offenders.
Ministry in Scotland has consulted for use satellite tracking technology to monitor and supervise the movement of sex offenders.
Tracking tool that will alert local authorities if sex offenders near schools or playgrounds.
Previous monitoring of sexual criminals have also been carried out by several court decisions.
Especially by using electronic tools to monitor the movement of the prisoners being released early from their sentences.
By using these tools to monitor the security officer and imposed a curfew for these criminals when they returned to the house.

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Justice Minister Kenny MacAskill said the use of GPS technology to address public concern over sex offenders who have been released from prison.
"Scotland has been monitoring the criminals wherever," he said.
"I want to see if there is we can do more in the future to improve supervision of the crooks and provide better assurance to the community."
The technology can also be used for easy identification if the suspects were using some sort of sign bracelet in the legs, once in the area of ​​the new crime making it easier to conduct the investigation.
The idea of ​​using a GPS was first presented in 2000, the Lord MacLean reports on handling violent and sexual crimes.
High Court Judge was visiting a program to address the 'predator' in Phoenix, Arizona USA, where the sex offender is continuously monitored using satellites.
Previously, this oversight is often challenged in the areas of signal interference if there is lots of tall buildings or trees. But now the problem has been resolved.
The Government also collect views on the use of 'alcohol bracelet' which can monitor the levels of alcohol in the body of the perpetrator.

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