home confinement
- A court order that restricts an individual to their residence for all activities, barring exceptions like employment or doctor visits, and may involve electronic tracking
- Due to his medical condition, the offender was sentenced to home confinement instead of imprisonment.
- To ensure he follows the home confinement order, electronic monitoring equipment was attached to his ankle.
- Home confinement can be a suitable punishment for non-violent offenses, allowing the offender to continue working.
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