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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Random Whores
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Monica Brant - Official appreciation thread
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Arnold Schwarzenegger - 💪Muscle gallery
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Random Bodybuilding Pics
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: HBO MAX
« Last post by Cook on Today at 02:55:03 AM »There are still a lot of good shows/series and movies.This is what I hope to check out in a few years when I have some extra time on my hands.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Bhank: Latest news and misadventures
« Last post by Hulkotron on Today at 02:51:35 AM »Great eye by chaos haha
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Layne Norton at 43
« Last post by Hulkotron on Today at 02:50:38 AM »Filth
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Bhank: Latest news and misadventures
« Last post by 38 returns on Today at 02:45:28 AM »hmmmm
You can get an ankle monitor in North Carolina for various reasons, such as pre-trial release, a condition of probation or parole, or as a part of electronic monitoring for specific offenses like domestic violence, stalking, or drunk driving. Judges use these devices to enforce court-ordered "no-contact" orders, monitor location and movement, or ensure sobriety. The program is also used as an alternative to incarceration to reduce jail overcrowding.
Conditions for receiving an ankle monitor
Domestic violence and stalking: A court can order a GPS ankle monitor to enforce "no-contact" orders. The system can alert victims if the individual gets too close to them.
Pre-trial release: A judge may require an ankle monitor as a condition for being released from jail before trial to ensure public safety or monitor the defendant's location.
Probation or parole: A probation or parole officer can add an ankle monitor as a condition of supervision, often based on a risk assessment or for enhanced supervision.
Drunk driving offenses: Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (CAM) bracelets, which are a type of ankle monitor, can be required for individuals convicted of impaired driving to monitor alcohol consumption.
In-home detention: Some counties use electronic monitoring as part of a program that allows offenders to remain in their homes while still being monitored, often as an alternative to jail.
Key points about the monitoring process
Continuous monitoring: The devices track real-time location data 24/7, which is transmitted to the supervising agency, such as the Division of Adult Correction.
Compliance: The device is intended to be worn continuously, and violations like removing or tampering with it can result in a separate felony charge.
Cost: The cost of the monitor is often the responsibility of the person being monitored. For example, in some programs, offenders may have to pay a daily fee before the monitoring begins.
what do we reckon getbiggers?
lets get some wild unfounded accusations up!
I'm going for stalking bailey sanchez after bailey kicked his ass in the cage.
You can get an ankle monitor in North Carolina for various reasons, such as pre-trial release, a condition of probation or parole, or as a part of electronic monitoring for specific offenses like domestic violence, stalking, or drunk driving. Judges use these devices to enforce court-ordered "no-contact" orders, monitor location and movement, or ensure sobriety. The program is also used as an alternative to incarceration to reduce jail overcrowding.
Conditions for receiving an ankle monitor
Domestic violence and stalking: A court can order a GPS ankle monitor to enforce "no-contact" orders. The system can alert victims if the individual gets too close to them.
Pre-trial release: A judge may require an ankle monitor as a condition for being released from jail before trial to ensure public safety or monitor the defendant's location.
Probation or parole: A probation or parole officer can add an ankle monitor as a condition of supervision, often based on a risk assessment or for enhanced supervision.
Drunk driving offenses: Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (CAM) bracelets, which are a type of ankle monitor, can be required for individuals convicted of impaired driving to monitor alcohol consumption.
In-home detention: Some counties use electronic monitoring as part of a program that allows offenders to remain in their homes while still being monitored, often as an alternative to jail.
Key points about the monitoring process
Continuous monitoring: The devices track real-time location data 24/7, which is transmitted to the supervising agency, such as the Division of Adult Correction.
Compliance: The device is intended to be worn continuously, and violations like removing or tampering with it can result in a separate felony charge.
Cost: The cost of the monitor is often the responsibility of the person being monitored. For example, in some programs, offenders may have to pay a daily fee before the monitoring begins.
what do we reckon getbiggers?
lets get some wild unfounded accusations up!
I'm going for stalking bailey sanchez after bailey kicked his ass in the cage.
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Layne Norton at 43
« Last post by MuscleBuff on Today at 02:35:48 AM »In their twisted minds it does.
Layne has always lacked moral character and grace
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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Layne Norton at 43
« Last post by Griffith on Today at 02:33:04 AM »How can the cheater be the victim though. Doesn't add up
In their twisted minds it does.