Under what conditions can a court enforce a confinement sentence through electronic monitoring?
The court can enforce a confinement sentence through electronic monitoring if it is convinced that the circumstances or age of the Defendant suggest that they would not commit a new offense, and if the Defendant has a permanent and known place of residence in the State. Additionally, the court can consider enforcing electronic monitoring if the Defendant is practicing a stable professional job, temporarily or permanently, or is pursuing education or recognized vocational training. It can also be considered if the Defendant is the sole breadwinner of their family, or based on any other circumstances determined by the court.