Standard Conditions of Post-release Supervision

1. Obligations & Accountability:

· Keep scheduled contacts with my Parole Officer as directed.  

· Reside only at my approved residence and keep my residence there until given permission by my parole officer to relocate. I will notify my parole officer within 24 hours of any changes in my residential status if there is an emergency need to relocate.

· Will participate in the development and implementation of my individualized plan. This plan may require me to obtain employment, secondary education and attend and pay fees for treatment or other classes as directed.  

· Obtain advanced permission from my parole officer to travel outside of my assigned parole district or the state of Kansas          

 ·Pay restitution, court costs, supervision fees, and other costs as directed by my parole officer.

2. Laws & Personal Conduct:

· Obey all federal and state laws, municipal or county ordinances, including the Kansas Offender Registration Act.

· Notify my parole officer within 36 hours, if I have any law enforcement contact.

· Not engage in assaultive activities, violence, or threats of violence of any kind, threatening or intimidating behaviors, or lewd and lascivious behaviors.

 ·Comply with any order given by a Law Enforcement Officer

3. Weapons:

· Not own, possess or constructively possess, purchase, receive, sell or transport any firearms, ammunition or explosive device, any device designed to expel or hurl a projectile capable of causing injury to persons or property, any instrument or tool used with the intent to cause harm, or any weapon prohibited by law. Limitations include knives which can be automatically opened by the user or knives which are disguised as common items. A “knife” means a dagger, dirk, switchblade, stiletto, straight-edged razor or any other dangerous or deadly cutting instrument of like character. Exceptions to the restrictions are knives related to employment, which may be used and carried only in connection with employment, and kitchen knives when used as intended for food preparation or consumption.  

4. Narcotics/Alcohol:

· Not possess, use, or traffic in any controlled substances or other drugs as defined by law and not prescribed for me by a licensed medical practitioner.

· Not consume any mind-altering substances, including, but not limited to alcoholic beverages, wine, beer, glue, or paint.

· Consent to submit to a blood, breathalyzer, saliva or urine test at the direction of the parole officer. 

· Not tamper, falsify or dilute such a test.

5. Victim:

· No contact with the victim(s) in my case(s) or the victim’s family by any means including, but not limited to, in person, by phone, via computer, in writing or through a third party without the advance permission of my parole officer.

6. Search:

· Be subjected to a search of my person and my effects, vehicle, residence, and any other property under my control by parole officers, any authorized parole staff, and Department of Corrections Enforcement, Apprehension and Investigation officers with or without a search warrant and with or without cause.

· Be subjected to a search of my person and my effects, vehicle, residence, and any other property under my control by any law enforcement officer based on reasonable suspicion of violation of conditions of post-incarceration supervision, or reasonable suspicion of criminal activity.

If the offender is released to an out-of-state detainer and is subsequently released from incarceration for any reason, the offender must immediately contact the Kansas Department of Corrections, Parole Interstate Compact Office and provide information as to the offender's current status including residence and employment. If the offender is released to an in-state detainer and is subsequently released from local incarceration for any reason, the offender must notify the parole officer in the county which holds the detainer as well as the parole office on the offender's parole plan.

Special Conditions: The offender must agree to abide by the special condition(s) set forth, as well as to comply with instructions which may be given or conditions imposed by the offender's parole officer from time to time as may be governed by the special requirements of the offender's situation.