Sentence examples for use of electronic tracking from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, 15 states have enacted laws imposing criminal and civil penalties for the use of electronic tracking devices in various forms and restricting their use without a warrant.

Co. v. United States, 565 F.2d 385 (CA6 1977) (indicating the increasing sophistication of surveillance techniques similar to pen registers); cf. United States v. Pretzinger, 542 F.2d 51976CA9 1976) (use of electronic tracking devices).

"It's very easy to track who is going where, who is on every floor, who is talking to whom," said Christina Terranova, a nurse and legal representative to the New York State Nurses Association, who has deep reservations about the use of electronic tracking in hospitals.

Christopher Lanzillo, 46, of Lake Arrowhead admitted to two felony counts of conspiracy to commit a crime of unlawful use of electronic tracking device, one felony count of false imprisonment by deceit, and one felony count of conspiracy to commit a crime of falsely reporting crime to an agency, according to the Orange County district attorney's office.

Furthermore, there is little information from the low resource setting on the acceptability of use, methodology of implementation, and performance, of electronic tracking methods, both proximity sensors and GPS locators.

However, rising health care costs and technological advances encouraged the development of electronic tracking systems.

Lanzillo pleaded guilty in September 2016 to felony counts of conspiracy to commit a crime of unlawful use of an electronic tracking device, false imprisonment by deceit and conspiracy to commit a crime of falsely reporting a crime to an agency.

The two PIs now each face multiple felony charges, including conspiracy to commit a crime of unlawful use of an electronic tracking device, false imprisonment by deceit, and conspiracy to commit a crime of falsely reporting crime.

Although the data set is limited in size, since this was principally a feasibility study, it represents a first step in developing the use of electronic proximity and tracking in a rural developing country setting which we hope will provide the basis for more detailed and expansive studies.

The plans could include wider use of electronic tagging using GPS tracking and intensive punishment orders including curfews and travel bans.

Aaron Paul Parsons, 31, pleaded no contest Monday to one misdemeanor charge of unlawfully using an electronic tracking device — specifically, a Costa Mesa Police Department global positioning system.