House Arrest-Winter Review

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What is house arrest?

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A legal penalty where an individual is confined to their home instead of being incarcerated in a jail.

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What is the purpose of a journal in house arrest?

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To document thoughts, feelings, and experiences, which can be a requirement for compliance with house arrest.

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What are the consequences of not following house arrest rules?

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Potentially facing additional legal penalties, such as extended house arrest or incarceration.

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What does 'juvenile' mean in a legal context?

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A person who is under the age of legal adulthood, typically 18 years old.

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What is a trach?

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A medical device inserted into the trachea to assist with breathing.

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What does 'obstructed' mean?

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To block or close up an opening, preventing passage or flow.

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What is mood in literature?

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The emotional response that the author aims to evoke in the reader through the text.

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What is the difference between 'adjudicated' and 'juvenile'?

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'Adjudicated' refers to a legal decision made by a court, while 'juvenile' refers to a minor.

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What is the significance of compliance in house arrest?

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Compliance ensures that the individual adheres to the terms set by the court, avoiding further legal issues.

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What might happen if a juvenile is found in violation of house arrest?

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They may face additional penalties, such as increased time in house arrest or being sent to juvenile detention.