201—45.2(906) Conditions of parole.
	45.2(1) Standard conditions.  The district department shall have all persons on parole sign conditions of parole that are consistent with the standard conditions as established and approved by the board of parole. Standard conditions are applicable to all parolees.
	a. 	Restrictions on movement.  The parolee shall report immediately to the supervising officer in the judicial district designated in the parole instructions. The parolee will reside at the place designated in the parole instructions and shall not change residence unless prior approval is received from the supervising judicial district director or director’s designee. The parolee will obey any curfew restrictions placed upon the parolee by the supervising officer. The parolee shall not leave the county of residence unless prior permission to travel is received from the parolee’s supervising judicial district director or director’s designee.
	b. 	Supervision conduct.  The parolee shall maintain contact with the supervising officer as directed and shall not lie to, mislead, or misinform the parolee’s supervising officer either by statement or omission of information. The parolee shall use the parolee’s true name in all dealings. The parolee shall follow all conditions that can and may be placed on parole by the board of parole and any additional conditions that can be added by the supervising officer at any time during the parolee’s supervision.
	c. 	Restrictions on association.  The parolee shall not associate with any person having a criminal record, any person currently under supervision or any person known or suspected to be engaged in criminal activity, unless approved by the parolee’s supervising judicial district director or director’s designee. The parolee shall treat all persons with respect and courtesy and refrain from assaultive, intimidating, or threatening verbal or physical abuse. The parolee shall have no direct or indirect contact or communication with any victim or the family of any victim of the parolee’s offense(s), unless contact or communication with any victim or the family of any victim is authorized by the parolee’s supervising judicial district director or director’s designee.
	d. 	Treatment, rehabilitation and other programming.  The parolee shall participate in and cooperate with any treatment, rehabilitation, or monitoring programs, including any electronic monitoring, required by the supervising officer in the district in which the parolee is being supervised. The parolee shall seek mental health services as appropriate. The parolee shall submit a DNA sample if requested by the parolee’s supervising officer or other law enforcement official. If needed, the parolee shall continue to work toward attaining a GED or complete the requirements for a high school diploma. The parolee shall schedule and keep all appointments necessary for the successful completion of programs and services in which the parolee is participating and for the successful completion of the parolee’s parole supervision. The parolee shall sign any release or waiver requested by the parolee’s parole officer to authorize the parole officer to receive and access any information relating to any treatment program or otherwise as requested by the parole officer.
	e. 	Substance abuse.  The parolee shall not use, purchase, or possess alcoholic beverages and shall submit to alcohol tests and drug tests when directed by the parolee’s supervising officer. The parolee shall not enter taverns or liquor stores or other establishments where the primary activity is the sale of alcoholic beverages. The parolee will not use, ingest, inject, huff, possess or smoke any illegal or synthetic substances. The parolee shall not use, purchase, possess or transfer any drugs unless they are prescribed by a physician.
	f. 	Legal conduct.  The parolee shall obey all laws and ordinances. The parolee shall notify a parole officer within 24 hours if the parolee is arrested or receives a citation or if the parolee has any contact with law enforcement. The parolee shall not own, possess, use or transport firearms, dangerous weapons, or imitations thereof, unless approved by the parolee’s supervising officer. The parolee will submit the parolee’s person, property, place of residence, vehicle, and personal effects to search at any time, with or without a search warrant, warrant of arrest or reasonable cause by any parole officer. The parolee waives extradition to the state of Iowa from any jurisdiction in or outside the United States (including Indian reservation or Indian trust land) and also agrees that the parolee will not contest any effort by any jurisdiction to return the parolee to the state of Iowa.
	g. 	Economic.  The parolee shall pay restitution, court costs, and attorney fees as directed by the court. The parolee shall pay any fees associated with programs and services ordered by the supervising judicial district director or director’s designee during the course of the parolee’s supervision. The parolee will comply with all the terms of the parolee’s restitution plan. The parolee will pay to the supervising district department of correctional services an enrollment fee to offset the cost of the parolee’s supervision as provided in the Iowa Code. The parolee will pay this fee upon such terms as the supervising officer directs. The parolee understands that the parolee may not be discharged from parole until all fees are paid. The parolee shall secure and maintain employment as directed by the supervising officer. The parolee shall notify the supervising officer within 24 hours if the parolee’s employment is terminated. The parolee shall seek employment if the parolee is unemployed and shall report the parolee’s efforts to find employment as directed by the parolee’s supervising officer.
	h. 	Driving.  The parolee shall not operate a motor vehicle upon the public roads and highways unless the parolee has a current, valid driver’s license and insurance. If the parolee’s driving privileges were suspended, revoked or barred, and now have been reinstated by the department of transportation, the parolee must receive approval from the parolee’s supervising judicial district director or director’s designee prior to getting a driver’s license.
	45.2(2) Special conditions. Special conditions may be imposed at any time and shall only be imposed in accordance with the needs of the case as determined by the judicial district department of corrections, the department of corrections or the Iowa board of parole. Special conditions shall be handled in the following manner.
	a. 	Deletions.  When a condition is being deleted, the deletion shall be clearly noted on all copies of the parole agreement. Both the parolee and district department staff shall sign the notation of deletion including the date of the deletion and shall upload the updated agreement into the appropriate Iowa corrections offender network (ICON) module(s). The district director or designee and the board of parole shall be notified of those deletions required by local policy and board of parole administrative rules.
	b. 	Additions. Additional conditions may be imposed. When a condition(s) is added, the additional condition(s) shall be clearly indicated on all copies of the parole agreement and shall be signed and dated by the parolee and the supervising agent, and the updated agreement shall be uploaded into the appropriate ICON module(s).
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