constructive custody
- A form of control over a person who, though not directly under physical supervision, is still under the control of the law, such as a parolee
- Even though he was not in jail, the parolee was still under constructive custody and was required to comply with the law.
- The conditions of the parole meant that the offender was under constructive custody, having to follow certain rules and restrictions.
- Constructive custody can apply to anyone who is not directly supervised but must still adhere to specific legal requirements.
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