A plan to track the state's worst sex offenders using a Global Positioning System is "desperately needed" to help prevent additional crimes...Besides the cost of the program, other committee members questioned whether the state could legally track sex offenders who already have been released from prison and whose conditions for probation have already been set. They said it will be easier to set up the program for sex offenders who have not been released from prison or have not yet been sentenced. If these guys are so dangerous, then instead of changing the law to allow GPS tracking, why don't we just change the law to, going forward, imprision them for life instead? Sheez...
If these guys are so dangerous, then instead of changing the law to allow GPS tracking, why don't we just change the law to, going forward, imprision them for life instead? Sheez... Too much common sense in your reply.
Now a GPS collar or bracelet... yeah, that's the solution.