Difference between revisions of "House arrest"

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'''House arrest''' is a form of confinement that still allows the person the regular emenities of life, usually in his own home or a provided living area.  There are usually restrictions against travel, or, in some cases, there are limits on [[free speech]].
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'''House arrest''' is a form of confinement that still allows the person the regular amenities of life, usually in his own home or a provided living area.  There are usually restrictions against travel, or, in some cases, limits on [[free speech]].
  
 
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[[Category: Crime]]

Revision as of 20:24, October 15, 2007

House arrest is a form of confinement that still allows the person the regular amenities of life, usually in his own home or a provided living area. There are usually restrictions against travel, or, in some cases, limits on free speech.