Definition: The term "prestraint" is a Latin phrase that refers to an ancient Roman custom where a person was required to stand upright and not lean or bow out of respect for their dignity. This practice was often applied in courtrooms, where the accused would be required to stand up straight as they were presented with evidence. In modern times, this concept has been adapted into a more inclusive term that includes people who are disabled or have other limitations such as cognitive disabilities, physical impairments, or mental