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Definition: A technology-based supervision method using GPS tracking devices (ankle monitors) to monitor a defendant's or offender's location. Commonly used as a condition of bail, probation, or community control.
Category: Bail Conditions · Statute: F.S. 948.11 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Electronic Monitoring (GPS Ankle Monitor) in Florida
A technology-based supervision method using GPS tracking devices (ankle monitors) to monitor a defendant's or offender's location. Commonly used as a condition of bail, probation, or community control.
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