Conditions of Parole

(a)If a prisoner is released on parole, the board shall require as a condition of his parole that he refrain from engaging in criminal conduct. The board may also require, as a condition of parole, either at the time of his release on parole or at any time and from time to time while he remains under parole, that he:

(1)support his dependents and meet other family responsibilities;

(2)devote himself to an approved employment or occupation;

(3)remain within the geographic limits fixed in his certificate of parole, unless granted written permission to leave such limits;

(4)report, as directed, upon his release to his parole officer at such regular intervals as may be required, answer all reasonable inquiries by the parole officer, and permit the officer to visit him at reasonable times at his home or elsewhere;

(5)reside at any place fixed in his certificate of parole and notify his parole officer of any change in his address or employment;

(6)reside in a boarding home, hospital, or other parole residence facility, for such period and under such supervision or treatment as the board may deem appropriate;

(7)refrain from possessing firearms or other dangerous weapons;

(8)submit himself to available medical or psychiatric treatment;

(9)refrain from associating with persons known to him to be engaged in criminal activities or, without permission of his parole officer, with persons known to him to have been convicted of a crime;

(10)pay a fine imposed by the court as provided in this Chapter;

(11)satisfy any other conditions reasonably related to his rehabilitation or to the public safety and security.

(b)Before release on parole, a parolee shall be provided with a certificate of parole setting forth the conditions of his parole, and shall sign a statement agreeing to such conditions.