What is the name of your state? Florida
My understanding of the laws of house arrest are that you can go no where other than to school, work, and church, and have a certain amount of time to do so. My 17-year-old friend on house arrest believes that he can do things in that allotted amount of time that obviously aren't illegal, for example getting gas.
Getting gas makes sense to me, because you cannot drive without it, and therefore would not be able to get to work or school, etc.
However, he has tried to convince me that he can also drop me off at my house (stay in the car, let me out at my house) without consequence. Is this true, or does that violate house arrest?
I know that he cannot drive to pick me up, but if I am already at his house, is he allowed to drop me off at my house on his way to work?
I am very concerned, as is he, about not breaking any more laws, and do not want to contribute to him possibly violating the rules of house arrest. Thank you
My understanding of the laws of house arrest are that you can go no where other than to school, work, and church, and have a certain amount of time to do so. My 17-year-old friend on house arrest believes that he can do things in that allotted amount of time that obviously aren't illegal, for example getting gas.
Getting gas makes sense to me, because you cannot drive without it, and therefore would not be able to get to work or school, etc.
However, he has tried to convince me that he can also drop me off at my house (stay in the car, let me out at my house) without consequence. Is this true, or does that violate house arrest?
I know that he cannot drive to pick me up, but if I am already at his house, is he allowed to drop me off at my house on his way to work?
I am very concerned, as is he, about not breaking any more laws, and do not want to contribute to him possibly violating the rules of house arrest. Thank you
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