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So you are asking if you can remove him from your house without him being remanded?
Finding somewhere to stay is his responsibility I’m afraid. It is not for the state to do that. If you insist that he leaves and he has nowhere to go then that probably will lead to him being remanded.
Obviously he may find another address but whether that would be suitable is another matter.
As to whether the tag could be removed, that depends upon the offence and his bail history but probably not.
You cannot really rely upon the court removing a bail condition
Im really sorry but that is the position. I am sorry but I have to tell you the truth. Do remember that I can only give you my opinion. Another lawyer may have a different opinion. Litigation needs at least 2 parties and neither goes to court expecting to lose. Nonetheless, one of them does, even though they have been told by their respective legal advisers that they have a good chance of success. If there was a black-and-white answer to every legal problem there would be no need for
anything to ever proceed to court. The ultimate decision comes from a county court judge in a civil case or from the magistrate in a criminal case heard in the magistrates court or the jury in Crown Court. Hopefully, I have answered your query in a way that is simple and easy to understand. If anything remains unclear, I will be more than happy to clarify it for you. In the meantime, thank you once again for using our services. Jo
It’s nothing to do with the parole
If there is a risk of remand than he has not been sentenced
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