House arrest is a legal penalty that restricts an individual's movement by requiring them to remain at home rather than serving time in jail. It is often used for non-violent offenders or those awaiting trial. Conditions may include electronic monitoring, curfews, and limited contact with the outside world. House arrest aims to maintain public safety while allowing individuals to fulfill obligations like work or family responsibilities.
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