00:00Najib cannot live with Rosema
00:02Cannot go out casually
00:03Even mobile phones and social media cannot be used.
00:05Najib's home-based services set a precedent in Malaysia
00:08Therefore, everything is full of unknowns.
00:10Over the past few days, the prison department and police have visited Najib's home on Jalan Duta.
00:14On-site assessment
00:15However, the details of the monitoring methods have not yet been fully disclosed.
00:19Some might say that in 2016, the Chief Minister of Asylum, Khir, also went home to serve his sentence.
00:25Can't we use this case from back then as a reference?
00:28But can the two situations be compared?
00:31Let's take a look.
00:32In 2016, Kiel was in prison after serving six months.
00:35Parole approved by the prison parole board
00:38He was allowed to complete the remainder of his sentence in home confinement.
00:41According to reports at the time
00:43Kiel must comply with up to 41 conditions.
00:45Including weekly reporting to the Parole Board
00:48You must stay at home from 7 pm to 7 am.
00:51No statements can be made to the media.
00:53However, he is not restricted to leaving his residence 24 hours a day.
00:57Instead, they are subject to supervision by parole officers within the prescribed time and scope of activities.
01:01Supervisor
01:01That episode, however, was achieved through the Führer's conditional special arrangement.
01:04He was directly allowed to serve the remainder of his sentence at home.
01:08Parole is a conditional grant of freedom.
01:10The methods of execution cannot be completely applied to home-based imprisonment.
01:14Lawyers point out that home imprisonment is still a form of incarceration.
01:18It simply changed the place of imprisonment from prison to designated residence.
01:22This designated residence must serve a purpose similar to a prison.
01:27Movement will be restricted in principle, and people will not be able to go out at will.
01:30Although people live at home
01:32However, the power of oversight still rests with the prison administration.
01:36Simply put, home imprisonment is turning your home into a prison.
01:40Branch
01:41So which of Najib's residences would be suitable as a branch of the prison?
01:45Najib currently owns two residences in Kuala Lumpur.
01:47Langa Dutta and Budweiser Pavilion, located on Ambassador Road respectively.
01:52Although the prison authorities have conducted multiple assessments of the residence on Duty Road
01:56However, Attorney General Dusuki pointed out to the newspaper today that...
01:59When can Najib go home?
02:01And where he actually served his sentence.
02:03It is still uncertain.
02:06During the period of home imprisonment
02:08Is Najib allowed to live with his family?
02:10Including whether his wife Rosmah could continue living under the same roof?
02:15This is a topic that many people are discussing heatedly.
02:17The English-language newspaper quoted a criminal lawyer's analysis as saying
02:19Family members or people who originally lived in the residence
02:22Can we continue living together?
02:24Ultimately, it depends on the conditions set by the Bureau of Prisons.
02:27It is too early to draw conclusions.
02:28As for visitors from outside
02:30It may also be necessary to comply with the visiting procedures and approvals set by the Bureau of Prisons.
02:34condition
02:35After returning home from Bosco
02:36Can you take your phone yourself?
02:38He can even interact with supporters by browsing Facebook online and live streaming.
02:42During Najib's previous imprisonment at Home Prison
02:45The Interior Minister confirmed
02:47Najib is not allowed to use electronic devices or access the internet.
02:50However, the content of his social media accounts
02:52It may be posted by the team on their behalf.
02:54Arriving at home to serve time
02:55Will all of this change?
02:57It also depends on the final published conditions for home-based imprisonment.
03:00How will Najib's residence be renovated?
03:02How about turning it into a prison suitable for home-based incarceration?
03:06This is the focus of the general public's attention next.
03:09So what do you think about living at home?
03:11But what rules should be followed?
03:13That's when you can truly serve your sentence again.
03:15What are the restrictions on home-based imprisonment?
03:17That would be fair.
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