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Rethinking Electronic Monitoring: A Harm Reduction Guide

By The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)

Electronic monitoring was supposed to replace cash bail. If this is a failure, what's happening to the people that are supposed to be released and monitored? Maybe placing bail on people that are a threat to society or are going to commit more crime is a good thing. Especially seeing that other methods of controlling people as they are out awaiting trial is not working.

Rethinking Electronic Monitoring: A Harm Reduction Guide, calls on jurisdictions to replace electronic monitoring with less restrictive and more effective measures, such as court reminders and transportation assistance. The report also outlines ways jurisdictions can mitigate the harms of monitoring in accordance with due process and fairness principles

New York: ACLU, 2022. 24p.