Conservative want higher sentences for failure to decrypt ch ild pornography

[Casper Dik]

>I'm puzzled that people think this kind of system is undetectable, or 
>that the kind of activity that features in most recent child abduction 
>cases includes any element at all of the victim being held near to where 
>they were snatched from, or in all but Sarah Payne their disappearance 
>being noticed for some considerable time. And assuming that "chipping" 
>someone is only effective at extremely short range, how does that help 
>other than perhaps identifying the body?


Perhaps a tracking device that alerts parents when:

	- the children move outside of a restricted area
	- breathing/heart rate suddenly increase or
	  stop (detector removed, or worse)

A ball and chain might be lighter, cheaper and more effective, though.

How quickly do they notice when an electronically tagged criminal
escapes?

Casper