The aim of the article is to analyse electronic incarceration as a new preventive measure in the Polish criminal law system, with particular emphasis on its reception and assessment by judges. Based on the results of surveys conducted among judges, the authors present the level of acceptance of this measure, its perceived effectiveness and the potential advantages and limitations. Electronic incarceration is analysed in the context of an alternative to pretrial detention, taking into account the principles of proportionality, expediency and respect for human rights.
The research results indicate a growing interest in this form of procedural control and the need for further reflection on its role in the system of preventive measures. The article contributes to the discussion on the humanisation of criminal proceedings and the search for modern, effective, while less repressive legal instruments.
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