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Gps is becoming one of the more popular systems for crime prevention and recovery of stolen goods. Retail businesses, private citizens, and law enforcement agencies all use some form of gps tracking. Businesses like restaurants have installed security systems that use gps technology. These alarm systems are can also be installed in homes.
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The Business Cost Saver – GPS Tracking Devices

Business Tips GPS Tracking Devices RightsPublished July 3, 2010 at 7:51 pm No Comments

We may as well get used to being tracked as employees. It is happening more often than we realize and is getting more attention in the news. In fact, you are vulnerable if you wear a simple badge that unlocks a door for you when you pass in and out of your work place on
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GPS Tracking as a Defense in Shooting Case

GPS Tracking Systems Law Law Enforcement Personal Safety RightsPublished April 22, 2010 at 7:44 am No Comments

by James Neely, freelance writer: click | HERE | to check out GPS products from Rocky Mountain Tracking
GPS Tracking systems excel when used to pinpoint the location of someone who is using one at a given time. These systems are being used in many applications to help verify actions, too. One of the ways that
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Spouse Tracking Gone Wrong

GPS Tracker News Personal Safety RightsPublished November 26, 2009 at 4:57 am No Comments

By Harriette Halepis
A Taiwanese woman suspected her husband of cheating, so she did what any (slightly paranoid) woman would do – she hired private investigators to install GPS tracking devices on all of her husband’s vehicles.
Undoubtedly there are thousands of women in the world who have used the same investigative tactics, though this woman got
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GPS Trackers And A Speeding Ticket

GPS Tracker Law Enforcement News RightsPublished November 17, 2009 at 8:36 am No Comments

By Greg Bartlett
We often talk about the amazing new ways that GPS tracking is aiding law enforcement. Officers all over the country have used GPS trackers to follow suspects, track drug shipments, and keep tabs on parolees. However, a recent case highlights the ability of GPS trackers to keep some over-zealous police in line.
Garath Powell
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How Can Law Enforcement Use GPS Trackers?

GPS Tracker Law Law Enforcement News RightsPublished November 13, 2009 at 6:09 am No Comments

By Greg Bartlett
Police have long employed GPS trackers to monitor to movements of those suspected of involvement in criminal activity. Certainly the technology is effective. GPS trackers are becoming far more accurate and efficient with each development generation. However, privacy advocates have brought up legitimate concerns about how or when officers can use these devices.
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GPS Tracking Upheld by Court

GPS Tracking Law Enforcement RightsPublished October 30, 2009 at 7:06 am No Comments

By Greg Bartlett
GPS tracking devices are becoming more and more common in the courtroom as proof in criminal cases. Recently the Massachusetts Supreme Court denied the appeal of Everett Connolly, who claimed that the police violated his privacy when they placed a tracking device on his vehicle in 2006.
The state of Massachusetts decided that the
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GPS Tracking and Prison Guards

GPS Tracking Law Enforcement Personal Safety RightsPublished October 29, 2009 at 7:29 am No Comments

by James Neely, freelance writer: click | HERE | to check out GPS products from Rocky Mountain Tracking
Using GPS tracking technology to track sex offenders often sparks debate, but what about using the same technology to track prison guards? Topeka, Kansas, has been in an uproar lately regarding the accusation that prison guards repeatedly attack
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A GPS Tracking System Could Assist with Restraining Orders

GPS Tracking Systems Law Enforcement RightsPublished August 5, 2009 at 4:19 am No Comments

By Greg Bartlett
State Rep. Anthony Weiner is concerned about the number of restraining orders in New York City. He believes that restraining orders would be more useful if they came with a GPS tracking system. Over a hundred thousand people in New York City file a restraining order every year. Most of these people are
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Is Your Teen Driving Drunk?

GPS Teen Tracking GPS Tracker Personal Safety RightsPublished July 16, 2009 at 5:46 pm No Comments

By Harriette Halepis
No parent wants to think of their teen driving a car while intoxicated. Yet, thousands of teenagers die in car crashes every year. That means that your teen may very well be drinking before driving. The problem is that preventing teens from having what they deem as “harmless fun” is no easy task.
Teens
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