The limitations of electronic monitoring: the tagging of Peter Williams

M. Nellis

The limitations of electronic monitoring: the tagging of Peter Williams

M. Nellis

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This article discusses the case of Peter Williams, who was formally subjected to an Intensive Surveillance and Support Programme (ISSP), with an electronic monitoring curfew, at the time he was involved in the murder of a women jeweller in Nottingham. It uses the case study to highlight the limitations in the use of electronic monitoring and the need for clear procedures and protocols with the monitoring company. It also highlights omissions in the Inspection report

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	3-12
Number of pages	10
Journal	Prison Service Journal
Volume	164
Publication status	Published - Mar 2006

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case studies
electronic tagging
murder
supervision
young offenders
youth offending teams

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The limitations of electronic monitoring: the tagging of Peter Williams

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