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vigilância electrónica
(HOW) DOES(HOW) DOES ELECTRONIC MONITORINGELECTRONIC MONITORING FITFIT
IN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTICIN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE?VIOLENCE?CEP | April.2016 | Nuno Caiado | nuno.f.caiado@dgrsp.mj.pt
DGRSP (Portuguese probation and prison services)
1. scenario
2. operations
3. considerations
4. conclusions
1scenario
DV - a big umbrella covering
family violence (marital, intergenerational)
family is not always a peaceful place - symbolically Adam and Eve, Abel and
Cain
 gender violence
crimes
complex and polymorphic
aggressors and victims are not all alike
socially transversal: crosses all ages and social classes
universal
framework
 EM Dept – DGRSP – national probation and prison service /MoJ
 sharing the probation service strategy, culture and knowledge
EM services policy
 public service oriented to be an alternative to incarceration
 transparency and accountability
 full responsibility in running EM operations
 closeness to the offenders
03
SUPERVISI
ON
CENTRAL
UNIT
04
05
06
07
0809
10
01
02
organization
10 EM territorial units
1 EM central unit for security, supervision and redundancy
each unit
close to the targets
responsible for the enforcement in its territory
autonomy under the same national protocols
case management = EM +probation work
install and uninstall equipment
connection with the stakeholders
courts, family, community, public and private services,
NGO, the police …
reporting to the courts
EM dept
DV legal framework
 criminal law + victims protection law (2009)
 respect the EU minimum standards: Directive 2012/29/EU of the European
Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2012 establishing minimum
standards on the rights, support and protection of victims of crime
http://ec.europa.eu/justice/criminal/files/victims/guidance_victims_rights_directive_en.p
 see also http://ec.europa.eu/justice/criminal/victims/index_en.htm
 measures and sanctions
 home confinement (-)
 restraint orders (+)
 pre-trial
 after trial suspended sentence with a restraint order and restraint
order as an additional sentence
DV restraint orders | case load and breaches
almost 500 cases daily basis
 80% pre-trial
 20% sanctions
tend to grow, albeit slow
2015 2009-2015
breaches revocation
rate
2,16% 2,83%
EM technology what for?
tool
to increase the level of control over the offenders
to restrain aggressive behaviours

to enhance victims protection
consent
is stamped on law
important as a symbolic contract
consent means cooperation, cooperation is critical for EM!
offender consent  an evolution from object to subject
DV restraint orders: victim and offender consent required … but
the offender´s may be disregarded by the judge
decision always up to the judge!
when it comes to deciding on the imposition of restrictions to
freedom and custodial measures, it is crucial to have an
independent judge
previously, the judge demands an assessment report
2operations
restraint orders eligibility
 no legal criteria, it is just up to the judge and his personal
assessment
 the law foresees a previous probation report to courts to assess
offender conditions
 in some cases, probation units use SARA Spousal Assault Risk
Assessment
we advocate
 medium risk  EM
 medium/high risk  house arrest with EM
 high risk  prison
 low risk  other legal solutions
 technologies
probation or EM don’t choose technologies, it comes
specified in the law
RF for home confinement (pre-trial, sanctions)
GPS (2 pieces GPS + victim device) for all kinds of DV
restraint orders
EM units
must manage a tremendous amount of data!
violation of land exclusion zones
offender-victim approach in mobile exclusion zones, regardless
of who approaches whom
loss of telecommunications and GPS signal
loss of connection between bracelet and GPS machines
among many others
exhausting work
intervention – the best practice
EM managed in the best way possible – rigor, carefully…
the importance of creating bonds with the offender and to
establish a relationship with him
in sanctions, VERY USEFUL to combine EM with programs –
criminal behavior change, alcohol, drugs….
our business is the offender; victims are oriented to the victim
support bodies
incidents - response
EM services management
the police is demanded just when serious violation occurs or when
victim safety is under threat
prudence many alarms are generated by the two parties
overlapping routines
extremely careful of not wasting police resources
3(14)
considerations
1. the dynamics of DV is more complex/complicated than the
public discourse about it and public knowledge recognizes
2. implementing the control of DV with EM is based on the
understanding of the
 offender behaviour
 victim's needs and behaviour -- generally, they are not
necessarily the same over time
+
 the relationship between the parts ambiguities, badly made
ruptures and bereavements, intermittent contacts, routines, financial
and emotional dependencies …
some considerations learned from our experience
3. judicial decisions don't take in account that the level of risk is
a dynamic variable
very clear with mental disorders or addictions
4. the prolonged use of this mode of control becomes
counterproductive, penalizing the victim and the offender even
complicating the mourning process by keeping them
"artificially linked together”
5. EM should be a short term intervention (up to 1 year); long
term interventions are counterproductive, saturating, perverse
and expensive
6. vocation for medium risk cases
7. EM and probation work
 pre-trial social approach is also important to avoid a cold
control
 sanctions EM should be complementary to behavioral
/cognitive programs (this really matters)
impact in many cases
8.victims effective feeling of security allows them, for the first time,
take control of their lives and routines
•offenders it is the first real sign that they have to change their
behavior when confronted with a measure that limits their life (in
many cases significantly) and that brings awareness of the need to
distance themselves from the victim and the relationship, and
interrupt the cycle of violence
•victims and offenders EM often provides the first opportunity for
both perceive the gravity of the situation in which they lived
10. courts good reaction to EM, but they have difficulties in
understanding how does it works and how intrusive tool EM is
11. data and proof EM deliver solid information on breaches and
violations, useful in court
13. GPS data protection
 enormous amount of data from 2 persons
 need to cooperate with the police and the public prosecutor
office
 but … data for new criminal investigation must be demanded
by a judge
GPS and burn out
14.GPS delivers a lot of information, behavior indicators need to
be read and interpreted very carefully
 stress and risk as part of the management actions
exhaustive work
 staff burnout
4conclusions
the most sensitive managing difficulties
EM system
enormous amount of data from the 2 persons involved !
loss of GPS signal and a certain fragility of the GPS machines
behaviors
the ambiguous behavior of victims
when the victim approaches the offender voluntarily or
involuntarily
when the offender approaches the victim involuntary
staff
facing so many variables in the table
difficult to decide, even when the protocol says offender must
leave
DOES ELECTRONIC MONITORING FIT IN THE APPROACH TOWARDS
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?
yes, if some cautions are taken, mainly
good technology
good protocols / manual of procedures / guide lines
adequate eligibility: medium risk, not more, not less
permanent assessment and take consequences from it
good
in sanctions to combine EM with programs
to pay attention to data protection
to pay attention to staff burn out
thank you
questions
please
vigilância electrónica
(HOW) DOES(HOW) DOES ELECTRONIC MONITORINGELECTRONIC MONITORING FITFIT
IN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTICIN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE?VIOLENCE?CEP | April.2016 | Nuno Caiado | nuno.f.caiado@dgrsp.mj.pt
DGRSP (Portuguese probation and prison services)

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2016.04 CEP PT EM-DV final

  • 1. vigilância electrónica (HOW) DOES(HOW) DOES ELECTRONIC MONITORINGELECTRONIC MONITORING FITFIT IN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTICIN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?VIOLENCE?CEP | April.2016 | Nuno Caiado | nuno.f.caiado@dgrsp.mj.pt DGRSP (Portuguese probation and prison services)
  • 2. 1. scenario 2. operations 3. considerations 4. conclusions
  • 4. DV - a big umbrella covering family violence (marital, intergenerational) family is not always a peaceful place - symbolically Adam and Eve, Abel and Cain  gender violence crimes complex and polymorphic aggressors and victims are not all alike socially transversal: crosses all ages and social classes universal
  • 5. framework  EM Dept – DGRSP – national probation and prison service /MoJ  sharing the probation service strategy, culture and knowledge EM services policy  public service oriented to be an alternative to incarceration  transparency and accountability  full responsibility in running EM operations  closeness to the offenders
  • 6. 03 SUPERVISI ON CENTRAL UNIT 04 05 06 07 0809 10 01 02 organization 10 EM territorial units 1 EM central unit for security, supervision and redundancy each unit close to the targets responsible for the enforcement in its territory autonomy under the same national protocols case management = EM +probation work install and uninstall equipment connection with the stakeholders courts, family, community, public and private services, NGO, the police … reporting to the courts EM dept
  • 7. DV legal framework  criminal law + victims protection law (2009)  respect the EU minimum standards: Directive 2012/29/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 October 2012 establishing minimum standards on the rights, support and protection of victims of crime http://ec.europa.eu/justice/criminal/files/victims/guidance_victims_rights_directive_en.p  see also http://ec.europa.eu/justice/criminal/victims/index_en.htm  measures and sanctions  home confinement (-)  restraint orders (+)  pre-trial  after trial suspended sentence with a restraint order and restraint order as an additional sentence
  • 8. DV restraint orders | case load and breaches almost 500 cases daily basis  80% pre-trial  20% sanctions tend to grow, albeit slow 2015 2009-2015 breaches revocation rate 2,16% 2,83%
  • 9. EM technology what for? tool to increase the level of control over the offenders to restrain aggressive behaviours  to enhance victims protection
  • 10. consent is stamped on law important as a symbolic contract consent means cooperation, cooperation is critical for EM! offender consent  an evolution from object to subject DV restraint orders: victim and offender consent required … but the offender´s may be disregarded by the judge decision always up to the judge! when it comes to deciding on the imposition of restrictions to freedom and custodial measures, it is crucial to have an independent judge previously, the judge demands an assessment report
  • 12. restraint orders eligibility  no legal criteria, it is just up to the judge and his personal assessment  the law foresees a previous probation report to courts to assess offender conditions  in some cases, probation units use SARA Spousal Assault Risk Assessment we advocate  medium risk  EM  medium/high risk  house arrest with EM  high risk  prison  low risk  other legal solutions
  • 13.  technologies probation or EM don’t choose technologies, it comes specified in the law RF for home confinement (pre-trial, sanctions) GPS (2 pieces GPS + victim device) for all kinds of DV restraint orders
  • 14. EM units must manage a tremendous amount of data! violation of land exclusion zones offender-victim approach in mobile exclusion zones, regardless of who approaches whom loss of telecommunications and GPS signal loss of connection between bracelet and GPS machines among many others exhausting work
  • 15. intervention – the best practice EM managed in the best way possible – rigor, carefully… the importance of creating bonds with the offender and to establish a relationship with him in sanctions, VERY USEFUL to combine EM with programs – criminal behavior change, alcohol, drugs…. our business is the offender; victims are oriented to the victim support bodies
  • 16. incidents - response EM services management the police is demanded just when serious violation occurs or when victim safety is under threat prudence many alarms are generated by the two parties overlapping routines extremely careful of not wasting police resources
  • 18. 1. the dynamics of DV is more complex/complicated than the public discourse about it and public knowledge recognizes 2. implementing the control of DV with EM is based on the understanding of the  offender behaviour  victim's needs and behaviour -- generally, they are not necessarily the same over time +  the relationship between the parts ambiguities, badly made ruptures and bereavements, intermittent contacts, routines, financial and emotional dependencies … some considerations learned from our experience
  • 19. 3. judicial decisions don't take in account that the level of risk is a dynamic variable very clear with mental disorders or addictions 4. the prolonged use of this mode of control becomes counterproductive, penalizing the victim and the offender even complicating the mourning process by keeping them "artificially linked together” 5. EM should be a short term intervention (up to 1 year); long term interventions are counterproductive, saturating, perverse and expensive
  • 20. 6. vocation for medium risk cases 7. EM and probation work  pre-trial social approach is also important to avoid a cold control  sanctions EM should be complementary to behavioral /cognitive programs (this really matters)
  • 21. impact in many cases 8.victims effective feeling of security allows them, for the first time, take control of their lives and routines •offenders it is the first real sign that they have to change their behavior when confronted with a measure that limits their life (in many cases significantly) and that brings awareness of the need to distance themselves from the victim and the relationship, and interrupt the cycle of violence •victims and offenders EM often provides the first opportunity for both perceive the gravity of the situation in which they lived
  • 22. 10. courts good reaction to EM, but they have difficulties in understanding how does it works and how intrusive tool EM is 11. data and proof EM deliver solid information on breaches and violations, useful in court
  • 23. 13. GPS data protection  enormous amount of data from 2 persons  need to cooperate with the police and the public prosecutor office  but … data for new criminal investigation must be demanded by a judge
  • 24. GPS and burn out 14.GPS delivers a lot of information, behavior indicators need to be read and interpreted very carefully  stress and risk as part of the management actions exhaustive work  staff burnout
  • 26. the most sensitive managing difficulties EM system enormous amount of data from the 2 persons involved ! loss of GPS signal and a certain fragility of the GPS machines behaviors the ambiguous behavior of victims when the victim approaches the offender voluntarily or involuntarily when the offender approaches the victim involuntary staff facing so many variables in the table difficult to decide, even when the protocol says offender must leave
  • 27. DOES ELECTRONIC MONITORING FIT IN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE? yes, if some cautions are taken, mainly good technology good protocols / manual of procedures / guide lines adequate eligibility: medium risk, not more, not less permanent assessment and take consequences from it good in sanctions to combine EM with programs to pay attention to data protection to pay attention to staff burn out
  • 29. vigilância electrónica (HOW) DOES(HOW) DOES ELECTRONIC MONITORINGELECTRONIC MONITORING FITFIT IN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTICIN THE APPROACH TOWARDS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?VIOLENCE?CEP | April.2016 | Nuno Caiado | nuno.f.caiado@dgrsp.mj.pt DGRSP (Portuguese probation and prison services)