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Yesterday, several prosecutors said that they were not familiar with the intricacies of the vast plan to effectively create a new apparatus of drug treatment coordinators, as well as those to screen and monitor defendants, within the courts.

Whereas programs elsewhere may monitor defendants through electronic ankle bracelets and mandatory drug-testing — prompting reformers like Michelle Alexander to warn that they "contain the seeds of the next generation of racial and social control" — New York City doesn't incorporate either practice.

I'd like to see bails lowered and probation offices developing a program to monitor defendants out on bail.

By engaging judges in monitoring defendants in treatment, we have become a national model for reducing both substance abuse and recidivism.

In lieu of cash bond, Bernhard said he often recommends defendants to pretrial services, an agency that monitors defendants and ensures they meet conditions, such as drug testing, set by a judge while awaiting trial.

Burdeen also encouraged Maryland lawmakers to establish a robust, statewide pretrial services department, which would be tasked with providing risk assessments to courts and monitoring defendants awaiting trial.

Others are placed under the supervision of the city's pretrial services agency, which monitors defendants who are out on more restrictive conditions.

Maggie Kreins, who is president of the bail agents group, says the longtime system of putting up money or an insurance-backed bail bond is better at getting people to show up in court and it saves the public costs of monitoring defendants or hunting down bail jumpers.

And it is essential that the court continue to monitor the defendant, and that the program provides support.

The judge and court personnel closely monitor the defendant's performance in the program and the program's capacity to serve the mandated client.

In a Fourth Amendment case, Judge Noonan dissented from the majority's opinion that use of a thermal imaging device to monitor a defendant's home did not constitute an illegal search.