GPS with House Arrest

A House Arrest System enables corrections agencies to verify an individual’s presence in (or absence from) a designated location, typically their home. Schedules are defined during which they must be home and in some cases when they must not be home. For example, juveniles are often required to be away from home during school hours.

For example, an officer can set the participant’s house arrest schedule so that he/she is required to be home between 6:00PM and 7:00AM. Most “House Arrest” or home curfew systems send the raw activity data to the host computer and the host computer determines the compliance.