Iowa HSB706 mandates electronic monitoring for sex offenders unable to verify their residence, in addition to other supervision conditions.

Iowa HSB706 requires sex offenders who cannot verify their residence to be supervised by an electronic tracking and monitoring system, alongside other supervision conditions. The decision to use electronic monitoring is based on a risk assessment by a juvenile court officer if the offender is under juvenile court jurisdiction. Otherwise, it is determined by the Department of Corrections based on the offender's criminal history, treatment progress, and other relevant factors.

Iowa HSB706 mandates electronic monitoring for sex offenders unable to verify their residence, in addition to other supervision conditions.

Iowa HSB706 requires sex offenders who cannot verify their residence to be supervised by an electronic tracking and monitoring system, alongside other supervision conditions. The decision to use electronic monitoring is based on a risk assessment by a juvenile court officer if the offender is under juvenile court jurisdiction. Otherwise, it is determined by the Department of Corrections based on the offender's criminal history, treatment progress, and other relevant factors.