A Paris appeals court rules that Marine Le Pen is guilty of embezzlement and orders her to serve part of any sentence under electronic home detention. Multiple outlets report that the court also allows for presidential candidacy even with the monitoring requirement, while the details of how the electronic monitoring will work are set through a specialized judge’s decisions. Under France’s system for electronic home detention, Le Pen is required to stay at her residence, or another designated location, with limited ability to leave during hours authorized by the judge. If her conviction is eventually upheld, that specialized authority determines the practical conditions of monitoring, including the address where she must stay and the specific time windows during which she can go out. One outlet also notes that while the court’s decision includes a ban that has been softened regarding holding elected office, the core monitoring obligation remains. The reporting across sources focuses on what the ankle monitor means procedurally, rather than on any final resolution of appeals.