Criminal Policy about Electronic Surveillance

Document Type : Research Article

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Associate Professor of Criminal Law and Criminology, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, University of Tehran

10.22059/jppolicy.2024.98677

Abstract

The negative consequences of prisons, the ever-increasing population of prisons, and the increase in public expenses due to the high rate of inflation, have put the use of electronic surveillance on the agenda of criminal policymakers. Electronic monitoring leads to a better realization of the principle of individualizing the punishment according to the personality of the criminal. From the point of view of preventive policy, the use of electronic monitoring tools is justified and reduces crime, especially in the case of professional criminals. Imprisonment and other punitive punishments or orders lead to arrest, cause people to receive a bad label, and as a result, develop secondary deviance in people. Electronic surveillance as a new form of punishment or substitute for supply appointments prevents the formation of secondary deviation in people.

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Iranian Journal of Public Policy
Volume 10, Issue 3
2024
Pages 99-111

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