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GPS ankle bracelet designed for real-time sex offender tracking DEL MAR, Calif. (CBS 8) - The murder of 17-year-old Chelsea King, allegedly by a registered sex offender, has generated calls for tougher laws dealing with convicted criminals. One change being discussed is real-time GPS monitoring for sex offenders. A company called GPS Monitoring Solutions says it's come up with a device. Read More
March31st, 2010
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December 18, 2009
Golden Hill Murder Victim ID'd; Boyfriend Arrested
October, 2009
September 2009
Announcing GPS Monitoring Solutions-
The Leading-Edge Global Positioning System Company that critiques all gps monitoring devices.
July 2010
Promoting Active GPS Technology to Protect Victims of Domestic Violence Laws for sex offenders to wear global positioning system (GPS) devices vary by state. Read Article
HuffPost Innovator Series - GPS Monitoring Solutions: Keeping Victims Safer
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June 2010
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A High-Tech Parable: California Uses GPS to Track Parolees, Then Ignores It |
Several years ago, California decided to require high-risk parolees, such as gang members and sex offenders, to wear GPS monitoring devices. Read Article
California Family Law Reform
Expert family law advocate attorney Ed Montgomery is leading the fight for families in Sacramento and our communities to bring common sense reform and lead our courts into the 21st century through the use of Victim Notification GPS in the family courts.
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Several years ago, California decided to require high-risk parolees, such as gang members and sex offenders, to wear GPS monitoring devices. The idea was to relay location information to law enforcement to ensure that the convicts stay where they’re supposed to. Read Story
Los Angeles, California - Many times domestic violence victims turn to restraining orders to protect them from their aggressor. Often times, those restraining orders don't work. A California company has come up with the first GPS monitoring device that tracks the offender and the victim. Read Story
New GPS device can warn domestic violence victims
People in the legal and law-enforcement fields got a look at a new tool that uses GPS technology to protect people who seek restraining orders or have suffered domestic violence.
Unlike current ankle bracelets, which use passive technology, a product from an Anaheim Hills-based company monitors the ankle bracelet wearer's location and warns victims and other protected people if danger is near. Read Article
People in the legal and law-enforcement fields got a look at a new tool that uses GPS technology to protect people who seek restraining orders or have suffered domestic violence. Read More
Company proposes court-ordered GPS tracking in family law cases
An Inland Empire-based company is trying to introduce a GPS tracking device into San Bernardino County family courts, but some experts have shown concern that its use may infringe on the privacy of citizens who haven’t been convicted or even charged with a crime. Read Article
Save Lives with GPS
Ed Montgomery Urges the Family Court to Adopt Victim Notification GPS
and Save Lives
GPS Device Helps Domestic Violence Victims Avoid Their Abusers
Men's Anti-Violence Council
Victim notification through GPS tech
May 24th, 2010, 2010
GPS SAVES LIVES PERIOD.
Please join us for Lunch in Department V-11 of the San Bernardino Superior Court in Victorville, CA on May 24th to learn how you can take action to start saving lives in our community. Attorneys receive 1 MCLE credit from the San Bernardino Bar Association.
Monday, May 24th
12:00 NOON - 1:30pm
Department V-11
Victorville Superior Court
May 20th, 2010
Candidates to hold information session in Rancho Cucamonga
Candidates for San Bernardino County sheriff and one of the court's judicial seats will host an information session Thursday in Rancho Cucamonga to discuss GPS monitoring of violent felons. Paul Schrader, a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy running for sheriff, and Ed Montgomery, a family law attorney, will host the session beginning 6:30 p.m. at the Rancho Cucamonga Community Center, 11200 Base Line.
The two men plan to discuss their proposals to increase GPS monitoring of certain felons and allow victims of domestic violence to track their whereabouts.
--Paul LaRocco plarocco@PE.com
March 2010
Posted to ElkinsTaskForce.org
Update March 26, 2010: Judge Lorna Alksne - Supervising judge of San Diego's Family Court, agreed to view a demonstration of GPS victim notification devices. She is the first Family Court judge in the state to do so.
The demonstration will be on Tuesday, March 30, 2010.
If you would like a demonstration in your area, please contact Petra Fuhriman:
at 877-285-4238
December 14, 2009
December 11, 2009
We are now working with state judges in family court for alcohol monitoring in custody issues. Please contact us for details
November 1, 2009
We now offer active alcohol monitoring devices
October 16, 2009
As the economy worsens, even judges are stalked and harassed. Read full Press Release
October 15, 2009
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| Show Name: | Domestic Violence Awareness Month - GPS Monitoring System to Save the Lives of Many |
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Family Court Attorney's & Judges, Your Help is being Requested!! Give the victims of DV a fighting chance to save their own lives... Bonnie Russell has discovered a cost-effective solution to a long-time domestic violence concern--MURDER. Bonnie launched, Familylawcourts.com to educate and inform the public. As family murders are exposed all over the country, Bonnie believes the solutions are with GPS technology geared to devices focusing on Victim Notification. Anyone that reads the daily news knows we need to step up and support those who are 'really' making an effort to save the lives being threatened by abusers. Join us on October 15 at 9pm EST to find out how
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