Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 9, § 30851 - Conditions of Parole
The Juvenile Parole Board shall set conditions of parole at the time parole is granted. Special conditions of parole may be added or deleted as appropriate and deemed necessary by the Juvenile Parole Board during the time a parolee is on parole.
(a)
Notice of Conditions of Parole, DJJ 3.207 (REV 04/10). The following are
general conditions of parole:
(1) You must
follow the instructions of your Parole Agent.
(2) You must obey all laws and ordinances.
Conduct prohibited by law is considered a parole violation, even if you are not
charged or convicted in court.
(3)
You must not change your house/placement without the prior permission of your
Parole Agent. You shall not avoid parole supervision.
(4) You must not not leave the State of
California without the written permission of your Parole Agent, and you are
required to return to the State of California within the timeframe specified.
Timeframes for processing any violations of parole will not begin until you
return to the State of California.
(5) You and your residence, and any other
property under your control, may be searched with or without a warrant and with
or without probable cause by a parole agent of the California Department of
Corrections and Rehabilitation, a parole agent of the Juvenile Parole Board,
and/or any peace officer at any time of day or night.
(6) You must not own, possess, use, have
under your control or have access to any deadly weapons, firearms (any kind of
gun), knives (with blade longer than 2 inches), crossbows, explosive devices,
tasers or ammunition.
(7) You must
not own, use, possess, or have under your control or have access to any
simulated weapons, which would cause a reasonable person to believe that you
are in possession of a deadly weapon, firearm, knife, explosive device or
ammunition (i.e. toy guns, BB guns, Air Soft guns, plastic guns or
knives).
(8) You must report all
arrests/citations to your Parole Agent or his/her designee within one business
day of such contact.
(9) You must
not be in the United States illegally.
(10) You must provide proof of employment,
education or vocational training, or proof of actively seeking such
activity.
(11) You must not own,
use, possess, sell, have under your control or access to, any controlled
substance, dangerous drug, narcotic, including marijuana, or other mind
altering substance without a valid prescription from a licensed
physician.
(12) You must not own,
use, possess, sell, have under your control or access any drug paraphernalia
(i.e. crack pipes, roach clips, bongs, meth pipes, rolling papers, spoons,
syringes).
(13) You must submit to
drug testing for illegal drugs, prescription drugs, and/or alcohol as directed
by your Parole Agent.
(14) You must
not loiter in areas in which known drug sale activities are
occurring.
(15) You must pay in
full any restitution fine or restitution order imposed by the court as a result
of your commitment. Payment shall be in installments set in an amount
consistent with your ability to pay as defined by WIC 1766.1.
(16) You must sign this agreement containing
the conditions of parole or your parole will be
rescinded/revoked.
(b)
Special Conditions of Parole. The Juvenile Parole Board may prescribe special
conditions of parole based on an individual parolee's offense history,
commitment offense/current violation, or future criminality broadly defined to
take into account the parolee's entire social history.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 1719, Welfare and Institutions Code. Reference: Sections 1714, 1719, 1725, 1730, 1766 and 1767.2, Welfare and Institutions Code.
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