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Originally Posted by MrChip72
Last time in Ocala we went out for lunch at a typical chain restaurant. 4 males and their early 20's were seated adjacent to us. 2 had ankle bracelet monitors. The kind you get when you're out on bail for something serious. Aren't people with ankle bracelets not supposed to hang out with other people wearing ankle bracelets?
Ocala has almost double the average crime rate of Florida, and Florida isn't exactly great in that stat in the first place.
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This article is from a defense attorney practice in Clearwater. They say the rules are on a case by case basis. They list some of the common rules, 'hanging out with others wearing the devices' isn't listed. It probably is a rule in many cases.
Court Ordered GPS Monitor: When Are They Used? - Dean Tsourakis