A seven-part series of exclusive features focusing on different aspects of crime.
		Introduction
		Yob culture
		Electronic tagging
		Miscarriages of justice
		Organised crime
		Cybercrime
		Drug courts
		Police and firearms
		Tag control: Monitoring the offenders
		Living with a curfew: Simon’s story
		Is tagging the solution for non-violent offenders?
		Ann Widdecombe and Simon Hughes answer your questions
		Lord Bassam answers your questions
	Should non-violent offenders be tagged or sent, or kept in prison?
	Electronic tagging should be used to keep track of offenders even those not presently charged with an offence
		More on the survey
		Home Detention Curfew
		Prison Reform Trust
		Association of Chief Officers of Probation: Electronic Monitoring
		Premier Monitoring
		Electronic Monitoring for Pretrial Release
		Crime Reduction Youth
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Andy Homer says monitoring technology is very reliable

	"Re-offending in the community by those on the tag has proved negligible"
Tom Stacey, Offender's Tag Association

Probation officer Martin Graham says tagging should be combined with supervision in the community

	"There's still no evidence that it has reduced crime or prevented offenders from committing further offences"
Harry Fletcher, National Association of Probation Officers