America’s newest jail has no walls
The United States has opened a new correctional facility that relies on electronic monitoring and surveillance rather than traditional walls. Inmates are tracked with GPS ankle bracelets, AI-driven risk assessments, and extensive camera coverage. Critics argue the model raises concerns about privacy and due process under the Fourth Amendment.
- ▪The facility replaces physical barriers with GPS monitoring and continuous video surveillance.
- ▪Artificial intelligence is used to assess inmate behavior and determine security levels.
- ▪Civil liberties groups warn that the technology could infringe on constitutional rights.
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