A juvenile receiving __________ may be ordered to remain in his or her residence during certain periods of time such as weekends or after a specified curfew.

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House arrest typically involves being confined to one's residence for a set period of time. This is a common consequence for juveniles who have committed a delinquent act, and it allows them to continue attending school and receiving necessary medical treatment while still serving their sentence. Electronic monitoring (B) can also be used to enforce house arrest, but it is not the same thing as house arrest itself. Probation (C) and parole (D) may also involve restrictions on a juvenile's movement or activities, but they are not specifically related to staying in one's residence.

A Juvenile Receiving __________ May Be Ordered to Remain in His