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The document is a Home Detention Application that outlines the requirements and conditions for individuals seeking to serve their sentence at home. It includes personal information fields, employment verification, and details about electronic monitoring conditions. The application requires a non-refundable fee and daily charges for home detention, along with strict compliance rules regarding residency, substance use, and communication. Non-compliance may result in termination from the program and additional fees.

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How long is home detention?

Home detention sentences range from 14 days and 12 months; offenders are confined to their approved residence 24 hours a day and may only leave with the permission of their probation officer.

Where can you go on home detention?

House arrest does not confine a person to their home 24/7. People on house arrest are often allowed to go to work or school, go to church or other religious gatherings, as well doctors and medical appointments.

Whats the difference between home confinement and home detention?

In pretrial cases, home confinement is an alternative to detention used to assist in ensuring community safety. In post-sentence cases, home confinement is used as a punishment, viewed as more punitive than regular supervision but less restrictive than imprisonment.

What is home detention in SC?

The courts may require defendants to be placed on the Home Detention monitoring program as a condition of bond. This office uses GPS monitoring and SCRAM (Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitoring). All defendants on Home Detention are considered incarcerated, but these methods allow them to live in their own homes.