A citizen's freedom of movement may be restrained if he

A citizen's freedom of movement may be restrained if he has been convicted by the courts. When an individual is convicted of a crime by a court of law, he may be sentenced to various forms of punishment, which may include imprisonment, probation, or community service. One of the consequences of these punishments is that the individual's freedom of movement may be restricted. For example, if an individual is sentenced to a term of imprisonment, he will be confined to a specific location (i.e., the prison) for the duration of his sentence. This means that he will not be able to move about freely as he would if he were not under the supervision of the state.