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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-JV00-8140

YY.HOUSE ARREST Level II

activein force · 2022-12-01 – presentcompiled-edition

HOUSE ARREST LEVEL II

When at home you are to be supervised by a parent/guardian or a Court appointed

adult unless otherwise approved by the Juvenile Probation Department.

You are not allowed to leave your property unless you are directly going to school, to work,

or you are with your parents/guardians. If you are allowed to work, your hours must be

approved by your Probation Officer. You must provide a written report of your work

schedule each week to the Juvenile Probation Department.

You are not permitted to have friends in your home, on your property, or on the telephone.

You are not allowed to use the Internet or a pager.

At ALL times your parents/guardians are to know where you are. You are not to be with any

other adult without your parents' and the Probation Department's permission.

Obey all laws. Any tobacco products found in the possession of a child on home detention

will be confiscated.

If you are absent from school, you must report your absence to the Juvenile Probation

Department by 9:00 a.m. You may be required to provide a medical excuse to validate your

illness.

At any time a Juvenile Court representative may visit or telephone your home or require you

to attend an appointment to verify your compliance with these rules. Non-attendance will be

viewed as a violation of home detention.

At any time submit to a drug screen. Any confirmed controlled or illegal substance or

substance metabolites is a violation of home detention.

At any time allow any Juvenile Court representative or law enforcement officer to enter your

residence without prior notice, and to make reasonable inquiry into the activities of you and

others in the home. At all times you shall be subject to reasonable searches of your home,

vehicle and/or person which shall relate to your compliance with these conditions of House

Arrest. You shall answer all reasonable inquiries by any Juvenile Court representative.

You are not allowed to operate any motorized vehicle while you are on home detention

without prior approval of the Court.

Obey all laws. Any tobacco products found in the possession of a child on home detention

will be confiscated.

Further specific conditions:

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