The law would allow some prisoners to be monitored electronically instead of being kept in jail, especially for minor crimes. This would let them work or study while still being monitored, helping them reintegrate into society while ensuring the safety of the public and giving peace of mind to victims of crime. Home Affairs, Security, and Labour Minister Byron Camilleri has introduced the second reading of the Electronic Monitoring Bill in Parliament. This bill is part of the government’s plan to modernise Malta’s justice system and is another step in fulfilling...