City Paper: D.C. Defendants Wear Ankle Monitors That Can Record Their Every Word and Motion

By Editor On Oct 8, 2019 Last updated Oct 8, 2019

Pretrial Services Agency says it doesn’t use the recording capacity, but one attorney begs to differ. Meanwhile D.C. police monitor parolees’ GPS data.

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