A Literature Scan of the Effectiveness of Electronic Monitoring with Community-Supervised Offenders
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Schaefer, Lacey
Williams, Gemma
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2019
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Toward the goal of reducing prison demand, the Queensland Department of Premier and Cabinet’s Criminal Justice System Reform Framework has been tasked with exploring options for the expansion of electronic monitoring beyond the cohorts to which it is currently applied. The Department of Premier and Cabinet has contracted Deloitte to execute this work. As part of their project approach, Deloitte has partnered with the Griffith Criminology Institute to describe the available research evidence related to electronic monitoring. This report describes the results of that literature scan.Toward the goal of reducing prison demand, the Queensland Department of Premier and Cabinet’s Criminal Justice System Reform Framework has been tasked with exploring options for the expansion of electronic monitoring beyond the cohorts to which it is currently applied. The Department of Premier and Cabinet has contracted Deloitte to execute this work. As part of their project approach, Deloitte has partnered with the Griffith Criminology Institute to describe the available research evidence related to electronic monitoring. This report describes the results of that literature scan.
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Correctional theory, offender treatment and rehabilitation