Ankle monitors can hold captives in invisible jails of debt, pain and bugged conversations
Digital shackles': the unexpected cruelty of ankle monitors | Technology | The Guardian
A GPS Company Repossessed A Houston Murder Suspect's Ankle Monitor For Late Fees. He Was Untracked For Two Weeks. – Houston Public Media
GPS ankle bracelet company booming in Indy
Enhanced ankle monitors raise questions about privacy and dignity.
Life on an ankle monitor in Alabama: $10 a day and 'inevitable imperfections' - al.com
Accused rapist takes off, showing that ankle monitors aren't a perfect solution - South Florida Sun Sentinel - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Catholic school gives student the boot over court-ordered ankle monitor
Ankle Monitors Introduce a New Form of Surveillance - Bloomberg
Parents are putting GPS ankle monitors on their teenage kids — Quartz
Defendants aren't just cutting off ankle monitors; they're letting the batteries die | wcnc.com
Chad Blair: Nothing Screams 'Aloha' Like An Ankle Monitor - Honolulu Civil Beat
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Hardin Co. couple gets ankle monitors after COVID-19 quarrel with health dept.
Couple forced to wear ankle monitors to self-isolate after woman tests positive for COVID-19
Ankle Bracelet Monitoring Is Big Business | Indiana & Kentucky
A GPS company repossessed a Texas murder suspect's ankle monitor for late fees. He was untracked for weeks.
A new ICE enforcement tactic could spell trouble for immigrants with ankle monitors | Miami Herald
GPS Company Removes Suspected Killer's Ankle Monitor After He Failed to Pay Monthly Fee
Defendants Driven into Debt by Fees for Ankle Monitors from Private Companies
Bad Cell Signal? If You Wear a GPS Ankle Bracelet, It Can Send You Back to Jail - The Crime Report
GPS tracking of immigrants in ICE raids troubles advocates
Ankle Monitors — Juvenile-in-justice.com
ICE issuing more immigrant ankle monitors. But do they work? | AP News
