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Where Coronavirus Is Surging—And Electronic Surveillance, Too

In Chicago and elsewhere, the number of people wearing an ankle monitor has jumped in recent months due to the pandemic.

Coronavirus • 11.22.2020

My GPS-Tracked Life on Parole

“Even in prison, I didn’t feel so overwhelmed with worry about doing something wrong when I’m doing everything right.”

Life Inside • 10.28.2019

Illinois puts ankle monitors on thousands. Now it has to figure out who gets tracked—and why

Corrections officials have little data on the electronic monitoring of former prisoners. A new bill aims to change that.

Justice Lab • 07.15.2019

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