If you are put under "house arrest", can you have a second phone line installed at your house?
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I do not know what the law is in your state, but you need to read the law for your state or the papers that your probation gave you in order to know the terms of your house arrest. \n\nIn Georgia, a person on house arrest can not change the phone service in anyway. The probationer is not even allowed to have call-waiting on the phone. The po will not be pleased if you do add another phone line. \n\nI do not think that a cordless phone can be used for the service at all. It has to be a regular land line phone.\n\nFor the best knowledge of the subject check with your po!
58005
Depends where they are.  If they are at work they would not phone anyone, instead they could dispatch a unit to the communications center.  If at home they would simply call 911!
90849
No, it's not illegal for them to block their phone #'s.  You can however block their calls by getting on the national no call list &/or getting a privacy manager for your home phone.  Call your phone company about it, it makes whoever is calling you ID themselves if their # is blocked.
676234
no, you will just get dial up, unless you get a broadband internet service. If they have wirelss, and you pick it up, do not use it, it is illegal, theft of services
1074537
If it is Illegal to use the phone over there then you have no argument. If you want to fight it in court, not only will you lose but the court costs will work you up the a$$. Except that you got caught and never do it again, life sucks!
498553
Contact the police and file a report.  After he does it a few times, file for a protective order (injunction against harassment) with the court.  The police will serve him and instruct him to stop calling.  If he calls again, it will be a violation of the order and subject him to jail.  Do not call him.
885368
Sorry, cell phones can not receive a collect call under any circumstances. I learned that one the hard way when  a friend of mine needed help and tried to call me collect.\n\nI called my service provider and asked if there was some sort of option I could change or if I could even put a deposit down so that someone could call me collect - no dice.\n\nI believe that jails everywhere are the same, and they can only make collect calls. This is to help them keep a record of the calls the prisoners make and so that they can't bother people who don't want to hear from them. It may even be a law - I'm not sure.
1056999
yes. But only by the service provider. Outside the provider, you're safe. But don't worry about being peeped by the service provider, the workers there wouldn't dare or care to peep into your personal life, and make them definitely lose their job and even risk themself into jail.\n\nand a cellphone service provider wouldn't also try to peep on you unless there is serious problem, like the police asked them to peep on a cell number that is suspected to be used by a terorist. Any lower than that, your conversation is safe.
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They usually offer to drop some charges on you if you will agree to help them. If you don't comply, then they will press the charges. The other thing that could happen is they could make your life hard, depending on how bad they want the person they are asking you to set up. \nI recommend looking out for your own safety. If the person you would be setting up is dangerous, has lots of "friends", and would come after you, I would say no. \nI had a friend in a similar situation. He decided after he was released not to go along with it and all that happened was they pressed charges and he had to pay a bunch of fines. That's better than to risk his safety.
694566
CALL the jail and ask them
730856
get on their ass and call everyday or next thing you know they'll arrest you for being awol. it happened to my bf.
1132246
it depends on who's doing it.  If its part of a legal investigation and the agency doing the investigation has a legal warrant then all they have to do is call the phone company and have a tap put on but otherwise someone would physically have to put a listening device on your line
479901
Yes, you can do that!  Contact your cell phone provider and they can tell you how to do if your not sure how!
810240
I live in N.C. and unless he is under house arrest or the judge put a curfew on him then I suppose he can stay out all nite, but if he's not paying his parole officer and keeping a job then yes they can put out a warrant for his arrest if he's not going in to see his parole officer..
220998
I'd say no.  They could look up their own phone bills to see if they called you.
971958
Most Internet VOIP systems do not support 9-1-1 dialing. Meaning in an emergency you would have to know your local police and fire department's xxx-xxxx phone number (with the area code) and have your computer dial to that number instead. And in most larger cities now the xxx-xxxx number is used for non-emergencies. Meaning your call might be placed lower in the 9-1-1 center's pool of calls waiting.\n\nSo, no... I would highly recommend that you use a home phone first (or cell phone second) to dial 9-1-1 directly.
997951
ha ha ha lol. Make him a stay at home dad there is some house arrest for ya!!