Understanding the experience of house arrest with electronic monitoring: an analysis of quantitative and qualitative data

Article Abstract:

The authors examine attitudes of prisoners under house detention required to use electronic monitoring devices. Topics include comparison to jail time, perceptions, and alternative sanctions.

Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Punishment

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Changing attitudes toward house arrest with electronic monitoring: the impact of a single presentation?

Article Abstract:

This article surveys criminal justice students concerning their opinions towards electronic prisoner monitoring and house arrest. Topics include the punitive aspects of prisoner monitoring and alternative sanctions.

Science & research, Public affairs, Social aspects, Public opinion

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A qualitative assessment of the pains experienced on electronic monitoring

Article Abstract:

Twenty-nine criminal offenders were studied to determine the punitive nature of electronic monitoring. All offenders preferred monitoring to jail. The deprivation of autonomy, goods and services and liberty indicated there were punitive aspects to electronic monitoring. Electronic monitoring can be used to relieve overcrowded jails.

Psychological aspects, Criminals, Prisons

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