Violent and sexual offenders to be confined to zones of 'a few miles' after release from prison

'No victim should have to look over their shoulder': Violent and sexual offenders to be confined to tighter 'restriction zones' on release

"Victims will have a say in setting these boundaries", Justice Secretary Alex Norris says.

Violent and sexual offenders to be confined to zones of 'a few miles' after release from prison

Victims are expected to have their say in setting the boundaries to limit the chances of encountering their perpetrator unexpectedly.

GPS tag to keep sex offenders in restriction zones after release

Victims will help draw up boundaries as small as a few miles wide, with any breach resulting in imprisonment

Restriction zone scheme for offenders to start in October

Serious violent and sexual offenders may be confined to areas of just a few miles after leaving prison on probation.

Violent and sexual offenders to be confined to zones of ‘a few miles’ after release from prison

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Rapists and violent offenders to be confined to zones of 'a few miles' under Labour's prison plans

Sex offenders and violent criminals set to face new GPS-powered “restriction zones” upon release from prison will be confined to areas within a "few miles", under plans to prevent them from reoffending and give victims greater freedom to go about their daily lives.Under Labour's new system, probation officers will be able to confine offenders to tightly defined geographical areas, potentially only a few miles wide.Victims will have a say in dete…