When you get bail with an electronic monitoring condition, the court must tell you the address where you will be monitored. This is called the EM address. The court has to specify this address when they grant you bail.
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30I: Court must be satisfied as to certain matters before granting bail with EM condition, or
"Court must check some things before letting you out on bail with an Electronic Monitoring condition"
30K: EM assessor must define area of EM address to which defendant is confined, or
"EM assessor decides where you can go while on electronic monitoring at home"
In granting bail with an EM condition, a court must specify the EM address.
