John F. Tewey, Chair (chosen by the Governor)
Appointed by Governor: Thomas F. Canning; Frederick E. Davis; Norma J. Harley; Leslie Carl Howard, Esq.; Lloyd G. Merriam, Esq.; Sandra A. O'Connor, Esq.; Sharon Trexler; Allan J. Webster, Sr.; Kurt W. Wolfgang, Esq.
Appointed by Senate President: Sandra B. Schrader; Leonard H. Teitelbaum.
Appointed by House Speaker: Jeffrey A. Paige; Christopher B. Shank.
Ex officio: Robert J. Greenleaf, designee of Chief Judge, Court of Appeals; Conard B. Carnell, designee of Secretary of Juvenile Services; Ilene J. Nathan, designee of Secretary of Public Safety & Correctional Services; Capt. Robert S. Yinger, designee of Secretary of State Police; Wayne Nicol, designee of Commissioner of Correction; Judith S. Sachwald, Director, Division of Parole & Probation.
Contact: Ilene J. Nathan
c/o Dept of Public Safety & Correctional Services
300 East Joppa Road, Suite 1000, Towson, MD 21286 - 5064
(410) 339-5824
e-mail: ijnathan@dpscs.state.md.us
The Task Force to Study Criminal Offender Monitoring by Global Positioning Systems was created in October 2004 (Chapters 138 & 139, Acts of 2004). How Maryland may use global positioning systems to monitor certain individuals who have committed crimes or are awaiting trial was studied by the Task Force. How law enforcement agencies can benefit from such technology to solve crimes also was considered. In addition, the Task Force analyzed the costs and benefits of implementing a global positioning technology program in the State. Admissibility of evidence issues was examined as well.
The Task Force submitted its final report to the Governor and General Assembly on December 31, 2005.
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