The government has decided to bring forward the implementation of electronic bracelets to monitor people involved in domestic violence.
Emese Grancsa
Current Affairs
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The amendment to the law on electronic monitoring provides for the implementation of electronic bracelets for people accused of domestic violence, under judicial control or house arrest, starting October 1, 2024. State Secretary Bogdan Despescu announced that so far, 9168 people are being monitored under judicial control and 1288 under house arrest.
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Cei acuzați de violență domestică vor fi monitorizați, în 18 județe, prin brățări electronice. Măsura se aplică de la 1 octombrie 2024 | AUDIO
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Regula obligatorie de la 1 octombrie. Decizia s-a luat chiar astăzi în Guvern: Vor putea fi monitorizați
Gorghiu: De la 1 octombrie vor putea fi monitorizaţi electronic şi inculpaţii faţă de care magistraţii dispun măsura controlului judiciar sau a controlului judiciar pe cauţiune
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