Bail conditions imposed by the court can be overly restrictive. Depending on your alleged crime, they could include that you:
do not contact certain people;
not be within a specific distance of a specific place, person or persons;
attend counselling or treatment; and
live at a specified address and stay home during specific hours, usually overnight.
It is important that you understand the extent of your bail conditions. If you violate them, you can be charged with failing to comply. That will make it more difficult to apply for bail in the future and you may lose any money paid to secure your release.