What do we call areas that offenders are prohibited from entering during GPS tracking?

Exclusion zones refer to specified areas that individuals under GPS tracking are not allowed to enter. These zones are established primarily to protect certain individuals or communities, such as victims, schools, or other sensitive locations, from potential harm or contact with offenders. The GPS tracking system monitors the offender's movements in real-time and alerts authorities if the individual breaches these boundaries.

Inclusion zones, on the other hand, designate areas where the offender is permitted to be, while school zones and church zones are specific types of exclusion zones with additional restrictions. However, the broad term that encompasses all such prohibited areas is "exclusion zones," highlighting the restrictions placed on the movements of those under supervision.