GPS Tracking in Community Supervision: What Should Scotland Do?
Rapid advances in technology to monitor and track human movement demand urgent answers to fundamental questions about its use in the criminal justice system.
How should Electronic Monitoring be harnessed? What should, (and should it not), be used for? What does it mean for the future of sentencing and the delivery of community penalties? And above all, can EM be used to support not only ‘efficiency’ but also fairness and humanity?
6.15pm – 7.30pm, Thursday 21st November 2013
Registration and Refreshments from 5.45pm
Lecture and discussion followed by reception
Court-Senate Suite Lecture Theatre, Collins Building Richmond Street
Centre for Law, Crime & Justice, Law School, University of Strathclyde
All welcome but booking is essential.
To book your place visit http://gps1.eventbrite.com
CPD available for most professions.