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Electronic Monitoring

Electronic monitoring in England & Wales is currently used both as a sentence in its own right and, towards the end of a custodial sentence, as a form of transition from prison back into the community.

Find out more about how electronic monitoring is used at the Probation Service website. (This link takes you out of the Home Office website to the Probation Service site.)