Mass. court lifts mandatory GPS monitoring of some sex offenders

The defendant admitted in court to touching the woman's private parts, and the district court judge found sufficient facts to support a finding of guilt, continued the case without a finding for a term of five years and ordered GPS monitoring for him "stating that such monitoring was requi...

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Published inThe Berkshire eagle
Main Author Andy Metzger State House News Service
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Pittsfield, Mass New England Newspapers, Inc 23.10.2015
Subjects
Correctional treatment programs
Sex crimes
Sex offenders
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Summary:The defendant admitted in court to touching the woman's private parts, and the district court judge found sufficient facts to support a finding of guilt, continued the case without a finding for a term of five years and ordered GPS monitoring for him "stating that such monitoring was required under [the statute] for a person placed on probation for this sex offense," the decision said.
ISSN:0895-8793