Thursday, January 31, 2013
Man gets house arrest for Pasadena assault - CapitalGazette.com: For The Record
Man gets house arrest for Pasadena assault - CapitalGazette.com: For The Record: A Randallstown man was sentenced to one year of house arrest Monday for aiming a shotgun at a friend's estranged husband during a domestic dis…
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Stepping out: Mack codefendant JoJo Giorgianni’s house arrest modified
Stepping out: Mack codefendant JoJo Giorgianni’s house arrest modified: Stepping out: Mack codefendant JoJo Giorgianni’s house arrest modified
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Friday, January 25, 2013
Ex-legislator, Tempe council member Arredondo gets house arrest - East Valley Tribune: Politics
Ex-legislator, Tempe council member Arredondo gets house arrest - East Valley Tribune: Politics: A former Arizona legislator was sentenced to 18 months of home confinement for his felony convictions for seeking and accepting bribes while h…
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Stepping out: Mack codefendant JoJo Giorgianni’s house arrest modified
Stepping out: Mack codefendant JoJo Giorgianni’s house arrest modified: Stepping out: Mack codefendant JoJo Giorgianni’s house arrest modified
Monday, January 21, 2013
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Teen on house arrest after charge for threatening Facebook message
Teen on house arrest after charge for threatening Facebook message: A family court judge released a 13-year old-Chesterfield Ruby Middle School student to her parents and placed her on house arrest, after deputies say she sent a Facebook message to a 20-year-old woman on Facebook saying she was going to blow up a school.
'Magic Mike' sentenced to house arrest for robbery - CapitalGazette.com: For The Record
'Magic Mike' sentenced to house arrest for robbery - CapitalGazette.com: For The Record: A man known as 'Magic Mike' will spend 14 months on house arrest for an armed robbery near Freetown Elementary School last summer.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Arnold woman gets house arrest for $100K theft scheme - CapitalGazette.com: Arundel Digest
Arnold woman gets house arrest for $100K theft scheme - CapitalGazette.com: Arundel Digest: ANNAPOLIS - An Arnold woman was sentenced to six months of house arrest and ordered to pay back the nearly $100,000 she bilked from an insuran…
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Bill Presented: Nursing homes and certified nursing facilities; electronic monitoring by patients
Electronic Monitoring To Be Implemented in Nursing Homes
Virginia Senator, Harry Blevens (R), has introduced this bill on January 8, 2013. Read the summary below or click on the link to read the entire bill.
Summary as introduced:Nursing homes and
certified nursing facilities; electronic monitoring by patients. Provides
that the governing body of a nursing home or certified nursing facility shall
ensure that each patient admitted to the facility is informed of the right of
any patient to implement electronic monitoring in the room in which he resides,
the right of any patient to consent or refuse to consent to electronic
monitoring in any room in which he resides, and the options available to any
patient in cases in which he refuses to consent to electronic monitoring;
directs the Board of Health to include in regulations governing nursing homes
and certified nursing facilities provisions for the use of electronic monitoring
devices by patients in nursing homes and certified nursing facilities that
protect the rights of patients; and provides that no person shall be discharged
or transferred from a nursing home or certified nursing facility solely because
he implements electronic monitoring in any room in which he resides.
Click the link below to read Senate Bill 974
Monday, January 14, 2013
Pennsylvania Courts Should Give This A Try
Click the link above to read the whole story.
Victims of domestic violence have to live in fear after placing a Protection From Abuse Order, PFA, on their abuser. Not with electronic monitoring. Victims are warned when their abuser is getting close to their safe zones. This allows the victims to have a sense of security that the police will be on the way when the offender crosses the line.
How this works?
Once the abuser is charged and the PFA Order is active the abuser is then fitted with a GPS tracking device. Exclusions zones are created where the abuser cannot enter at anytime, this is keep the abuser away from his victim and keeps the victim safe from abuse. If the abuser crosses over the line officials are immediately notified and the abuser is tracked down and apprehended.
Keystone Home Monitoring Agency, LLC can provide the GPS devices to Courts for tracking domestic violence offenders. If you have questions about this service or any of our curfew monitoring units visit us at KEYSTONEHMA.COM.
Friday, January 11, 2013
HOUSE ARREST - ELECTRONIC MONITORING
Keystone Home Monitoring Agency, LLC is Pennsylvania's Preferred Private Electronic Monitoring Agency! We provide electronic monitoring for offenders serving time on HOUSE ARREST.
While on HOUSE ARREST offenders stay intact with their family and keep their job. This helps to break the cycle of criminal behavior.
Offenders are given permission to go to work, church, run errands, medical appointments and court appointments while on HOUSE ARREST. Offenders provide their case manager with documentation showing that they were at the approved locations.
Keystone's ELECTRONIC MONITORING PROGRAM is ideal for non-violent offenders. The program is aimed at lowering incarceration rates, recidivism rates and the program is completely paid for by offenders.
Offenders are monitored 24/7/365 using the most up to date technology and equipment!
Contact KEYSTONE HOME MONITORING AGENCY TODAY to find out more about us and how we can help you!
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