Definition of home detention in English:

home detention

noun

mass nounAustralian, NZ

Confinement in an approved residence, under electronic surveillance, as a means of serving part of a judicial sentence.
these offenders bar themselves automatically from consideration for home detention
Example sentencesExamples
- They wouldn't even let her go in home detention or to a women's prison.
- A judge in Los Angeles has granted her a release from the home detention monitoring program she was under.
- Now, for the first time, a judge has sentenced a woman to home detention for just such a crime.
- We are looking at whether we can expand the use of the existing home detention curfew scheme.
- According to the Department of Corrections, the key to home detention is the prisoner's commitment to rehabilitation.
- He spent part of his sentence on home detention.
- She placed them both on three years' probation, the first six months of which is to be served under a home detention programme.
- Her contract with her company says her salary, which was suspended while she was behind bars, will get reinstated during home detention.
- She's headed from behind bars to home detention.
- The High Court at Tauranga has upheld the view that allowing such offenders to apply for home detention would be extraordinarily inappropriate.

单词	home detention
释义	Definition of home detention in English: home detention noun mass nounAustralian, NZ Confinement in an approved residence, under electronic surveillance, as a means of serving part of a judicial sentence. these offenders bar themselves automatically from consideration for home detention Example sentencesExamples They wouldn't even let her go in home detention or to a women's prison. A judge in Los Angeles has granted her a release from the home detention monitoring program she was under. Now, for the first time, a judge has sentenced a woman to home detention for just such a crime. We are looking at whether we can expand the use of the existing home detention curfew scheme. According to the Department of Corrections, the key to home detention is the prisoner's commitment to rehabilitation. He spent part of his sentence on home detention. She placed them both on three years' probation, the first six months of which is to be served under a home detention programme. Her contract with her company says her salary, which was suspended while she was behind bars, will get reinstated during home detention. She's headed from behind bars to home detention. The High Court at Tauranga has upheld the view that allowing such offenders to apply for home detention would be extraordinarily inappropriate.
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