Could I Be Electronically Monitored Instead of Jailed in California?
As of July 2020, there are almost 100,000 people incarcerated in California. With overcrowded jails and prisons on top of the rising cost to incarcerate criminals, it’s no surprise that criminal courts are looking for creative ways to sentence convicted criminals. A common alternative to jail time is electronic monitoring through ankle devices. To better understand this type of sentencing and how to obtain it, you should seek competent legal counsel. Attorney Dod with Dod Law can answer your questions about the possibility of avoiding incarceration through electronic monitoring. How Does Electronic Monitoring Work? Electronic monitoring is a form of surveillance of a specific person. Courts use it as intensive supervision that verifies offenders are at a designated location during…
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