How House Arrest Actually Works

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[Diminsonsam]

I know a guy who was on house arrest, they messed up when making the perimeter sometimes it would go off when he would go into his bathroom.

[hehecute]

One of the biggest issues with ankle monitors is that when my old man got one it was already broken and they tried charging him for it and it wouldn't charge half the time, and apparently according to some of my buddies whose had some this was pretty common
Edit: For people who are confused I live in one of those county areas if that gives a bit more context on why I know that many people with ankle monitors

[Thesigmasigmest]

"you are under arrest for leaving ur house"
"my house got destroyed by an earthquake"
"ur supposed to tell us"

[jeffbergford]

What most people do not know is that the monthly cost for an ankle monitor for set up and daily monitoring is as low as $150.00 and can go as high as $1, 200.00, depending on which jurisdiction you are in. There is very little statutory limitations on fees. It can be expensive to stay out of lockup.

[NellieZimmer]

They are not animals.
For example, there is normally a "curfew" early in the day that allows you to go out and run whatever errands you may need to complete. Also, it's an estimated position, which means that if you need to take the trashcan out to the street, that's fine as long as you return to your assigned area in a decent length of time.

[joseph]

I always have had these questions

1) What about food, food shopping? Are there certain windows you’re allowed to go food shopping, or must you alert your PO first and get permission?

2) Do you shower with the ankle bracelet on? Is it waterproof?

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“I’m in, I’m out”
Moments before disaster

[matthewshea]

How do u pay 12-15 dollars a day if u can't go to work

[zacharysnyder]

House arrest usually has some conditions such as being able to attend work or school within pre determined hours. Also if something is absolutely necessary you can get approval to leave the zone for a set period of time to get food, toilet paper or handle an emergency. This is based on the seriousness of the crime however.

Also the ankle monitor if you had any form of drug conviction will monitor alcohol and drug consumption through your sweat, so don’t do that.

[TinaTVe]

"Mike, you worry too much" is tackled by cops.
"Do I now?"

[macsnafu]

Well, more people work from home nowadays, but not everybody can do that. Paying 12-15 dollars a day maintenance seems like a real burden if you can't work from home.

[NerdsArePeopleThatRunsTheEarth]

I have a question, what if someone is on a house arrest and he sees (let's say) a person getting kidnapped and he runs out to save them, then what will happen?

[Juramations]

This dude makes so many skits I forget he's an actual lawyer

[ECHO-]

"Can i go get food, im starving" "we'll get back to you in 2-3 business days

[OdongoOdhuno]

**Police officer tackles criminal**

"AND HIS NAME IS JOHN CENA"

[creedgamingpizza]

"Mike you worry too much!"

*eats the ground*

[SnowyRVulpix]

The bracelet seems like a problem if it can't be removed for any reason, as if it causes skin problems, that can be irritating. Not to mention showering. Even if its water proof, ideally you want to clean your leg when showering.

[ATTIQOP]

A round of applause for the guy who had to commit something to get the ankle bracelet on

[frman]

The zone is not actually just "inside the house" it's more of a radius of the address. At least where I'm at, people are given a little distance outside of the address every now and then for a smoke break. So long as you're like "right there" and don't abuse it or you'll have problems. Idk the law on this. This is just how my pretrial department treats it. It's a "abuse it, lose it and then some"