Curfew orders with electronic monitoring : an evaluation of the first twelve months of the trials in Greater Manchester, Norfolk and Berkshine, 1995-1996 / George Mair, Ed Mortimer
Idioma: Inglês.Publicação: London : Home Office Research and Statistics Directorate, 1996Descrição física: 50 p.; 25 cmColeção: Vigilância Electrónica ISBN: 1858937655Assunto: 2026 | 6319 | 5124 | 1850 | 103043Localização e Cota : VE60 Resumo: The organisation and operation of trials. Offenders sentenced to curfew orders with electronic monitoring. Views and attitudes of others involved in the trials. The costs of curfew orders. Introduction:The current trials. Methodology. Setting up the trials. Tendering process. The equipment. Acceptence tests. Tagged offenders: characteristics and views. "Tagging": The views of magistrates, probation services and contractors. Relative costs of electronic monitoring, probation, community service and custody. Conclusion: Organisation and operation of the trials; Offenders sentenced to curfew orders with electronic monitoring; Views and attitudes of those involved in the trials; Costs of curfew orders with electronic monitoring; Implications for the future.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Monografias | Biblioteca da Direção-Geral de Reinserção e Serviços Prisionais | VE60 (Browse shelf) | 4053 | Available | DGRSP4053429377 |
The organisation and operation of trials. Offenders sentenced to curfew orders with electronic monitoring. Views and attitudes of others involved in the trials. The costs of curfew orders. Introduction:The current trials. Methodology. Setting up the trials. Tendering process. The equipment. Acceptence tests. Tagged offenders: characteristics and views. "Tagging": The views of magistrates, probation services and contractors. Relative costs of electronic monitoring, probation, community service and custody. Conclusion: Organisation and operation of the trials; Offenders sentenced to curfew orders with electronic monitoring; Views and attitudes of those involved in the trials; Costs of curfew orders with electronic monitoring; Implications for the future.
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