release conditions
Pretrial freedom requirements
Release conditions are the terms a court imposes on someone who is allowed to leave custody while awaiting trial or after sentencing.
These typically include requirements like checking in with authorities, staying within a geographic area, avoiding contact with certain people, or abstaining from drugs and alcohol.
Violating release conditions can result in arrest and return to custody.
The judge set strict release conditions including an ankle monitor and a nightly curfew.
- bailCourt-set release payment
- paroleConditional early release
- probationSupervised trial period
- supervisionOverseeing people or processes
- curfewMandated return time
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Confinement in jail
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