House arrest, electronic monitoring, or home detention are types of alternative sentencing that limit and/or monitor the defendant's mobility.

 

How it works:

 

The participant is fitted with an electronic device or ankle bracelet upon approval from the court. This ankle bracelet monitors the where-about's of the participant at all times.

The participant may attend necessary functions, such as, work, school, church, and other activities approved by the program's administrator, depending on the court's ruling.

 

Electronic monitoring may be court-issued or the defendant may have to apply for it independent of the court with the help of an attorney.

 

We set up guidelines according to the courts Minute Orders, such as inclusion zones for house arrest, or exclusion zones for sex offenders or defendants accused of stalking.

 

Monitoring is based on taking a physical location check every 5 minutes, 24hrs per day.

 

In the event of a violation, law enforcement, the court, and or responsible persons are notified immediately.

 

How can defendants get approved for an Alternative Sentencing Program?

Depending on the seriousness of the allegations and the defendant's strong ties to his community, the defendant may be eligible for our program.
Taking advantage of an Alternative Sentencing Program via GPS monitoring, defendants are able to work, better able to afford the cost of a vigorous defense, spend time with their family, etc.

 

• Lower Bail with the added security of a house arrest device
  
• Release Defendants on OR with GPS monitoring
• Alternative Sentencing with house arrest to reduce overcrowding in jails
• Enforce restraining orders with the use of GPS monitoring devices
• Monitor sex offenders - set up exclusion zones
• Keep kids in school with our truancy program