Samenvatting

This article examines different levels of deprivation of liberty, exploring the varying degrees to which individuals may be restricted in their freedom by legal systems. It addresses both physical confinement and broader forms of control that limit personal autonomy, such as surveillance and house arrest. By analyzing these differing levels, the article highlights the complexities within legal and criminological perspectives on freedom and punishment. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding how these degrees impact individual rights and the broader implications for justice systems.