House Arrest

You probably can't. You can file a motion with the court requesting it, but there aren't that many alternatives. The judge has you confined because he/she doesn't feel that they can release you in the general population. The only other alternative would seem to be incarcerated in jail.

The defendant is under the order of the court. House arrest is a PRIVILEGE. If he is on house arrest and this information is communicated to law enforcement (which it probably has) if he leaves the property to which he is confined he can be arrested on sight.

Soon after the completion of the Taj Mahal India in 1648, Shah Jahan became seriously ill. As he lay dying he witnessed the fierce hostility among his four sons in their struggle to succeed him. His four children had grown up in an atmosphere of bitter rivalry even though they were all the sons his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. The expectation of their father's death provoked them into a savage contest for power

Aurangzeb had an acute sense of political realism and a fierce appetite for power. He was the superior in both military talent and administrative skills and easily outclassed his brothers in the bid for power. After a bitter struggle he was crowned emperor in 1659. His father had not died as everyone had expected but sick and ailing, Shah Jahan was imprisoned by his son, the new emperor in the Agra fort.

There he remained, confined for eight years, under house arrest, until his death. From the balcony of Muasamman Burj tower he could look down on the beautiful monument he had created for his beloved wife, the Taj Mahal India.

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Usually the law enforcement places a locator on the suspect's ankle, and sends a wire around the house. It works a lot like those invisible dog fences, only it sets off an alarm and their location flashes in the police station.

Galileo challenged church teachings by saying that the heliocentric model of the universe was true

Myanmar - previously known as Burma - gained freedom from colonial rule in 1984 and became a democracy, but the democratic rule ended in 1962 with a military coup.

In 1990, elections were held for the first time after almost 30 years. The national league for democracy (led by Aung San Suu Kyi - pronounced Soo-Chi) won the elections. But the military leader of Myanmar refused to step down and did not recognize the election results. So, the military put the elected pro-democracy leaders, including Suu Kyi, under house arrest.

When you go to court as your lawyer to ask the judge for house arrest. From there the judge will see if you qualify depending on your charges and if you work or not.

Not a problem. First you must pick up the phone and call the judge who ordered the bracelet put on you. He has the instruction booklet that comes with all house arrest equipment.

If the judge is not home call 911 which is the universal repair number and I am sure they will send over some nice guys in uniforms to give you a helping hand.

You can get house arrest for a felony but usually there are limits due to the severity of the crime you committed and how long your original sentencing is. They reserve house arrest for people who have committed non violent crimes, or someone who isn't a repeat offender. There usually a is an alternative sentencing office at the police station and you make an appointment to see if you are eligible, if so, then you apply for it and go through all of the proper paperwork.

Yes. Some can. Your lawyer will know what kind you have.

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I'm put on house arrest for 60 days but they let me go to work and school, and if u need to go somewhere important u need to call your P.O with a 24 hour notice and they have to say that your aloud too

It depends on the county and state in which you live, but in many cases you end up back in jail. It's definitely worth talking to your probation officer to see if there are other options available.

People can visit you, have you ever seen the movie Disturbia? Well this guy punches his teacher, and he gets on house arrest, but he lives with his mom, and his mom works all day, but she still lives with him.

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get the house to rob a bank? I think because my mate rob did it

Yes, Galileo stayed on house for the rest of his life.

No you cannot, they treat it as if you are in jail and you wouldnt be allowed to smoke there either. I think its crap but that's how it works. They will deny you your mediciation if its not on their list of approved ones. Sounds more like a health lawsuit that you should be putting against them. A doctor has prescribed something for your health. No judge can go against that. So whats the answer? You should be allowed to have edibles. they do not go against the califorina law against smoking in buildings, which is the only reason you are not allowed to smoke in jail. If they do not allow edibles, sue them for endangering your health by not following a doctors orders. One day people will take the uses of marijuana seriously. just because its loved as a party drug doesnt take away from its medical uses. Why is it used as a party drug? because it can numb your pain, like alcohol or vicoden. Which proves it has great medical uses. The government wont allow that though since we all know how to grow it. not until they can control it and take in most of the money from it. Sorry i had to rant, i hate how they give marijuana patients trouble.

Intermediate sanctions are punishments that are stronger than probation, but not as strong as imprisonment. Some intermediate sanctions include making the wrongdoer pay restitution to the victims or the court, and strict home supervision including drug testing, employment verification checks, and curfews.

Yes, they just cant leave (im guessin)

As long as your mother gives her permission, you can move out. It will make your life easier, but it won't solve your problems. Those have to be dealt with sooner or later.

House arrest probably wouldn't be used in such a case. Too much risk that you would try to take off to return home. Otherwise they would confine you to your hotel or another residence of your choosing (and your cost!).

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Yes, a minor can technically perform a citizen's arrest, but the legality and practicality of such an action can vary by jurisdiction. Generally, citizens' arrests are intended for individuals who witness a crime and have the right to detain the suspected offender until law enforcement arrives. However, minors may face challenges in exercising this right due to their age and the potential legal implications involved, so it's often advisable for them to alert an adult or law enforcement instead.

When a house arrest bracelet displays a green light, it typically indicates that the individual is in compliance with their monitoring conditions, meaning they are within the designated area and have not violated any rules. A yellow light may signify a warning or alert status, which could mean the individual is approaching a boundary or there is a temporary issue with the device. It's important for the monitored individual to address any yellow alerts promptly to avoid further consequences. Always refer to specific guidelines provided by the monitoring agency for accurate interpretations.