Prisoners who have committed violent or sexual offences could be confined to specific zones when they get released, under new Government plans.
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Prisoners who have committed violent or sexual offences could be confined to specific zones when they get released, under new Government plans.
Victims and their families will get a say in setting these boundaries, designed to give them more peace of mind, while offenders will be monitored using GPS technology.
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Politics, Prisons
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