“Previously, only convicted individuals could be required to wear the device used to monitor location and movements. With the cabinet proposal, ‘Gefährder,’ or people who pose a security threat, who have not been convicted can be forced to wear the device by order of the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA).”
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