Expectations

Every individual under supervision will have conditions that must be followed. These conditions are ordered by the court or assigned upon supervised release. Conditions are a customized set of requirements unique to each individual’s case. Examples of conditions that may be ordered are:

Standard Juvenile Conditions that MAY be Ordered by the Court
1. Report to supervising agent as directed.

2. At all times keep supervising agent informed of employment, residence, and school plans.

3. Obtain permission from supervising agent before leaving the State of Minnesota.

4. Notify supervising agent by next business day if arrested for any reason or issued a citation.

5. Cooperate and be truthful with supervising agent in all matters regarding probation.

6. Attend school as required by law and perform up to level of ability in all classes.

7. Do not associate with any persons whom the Court or supervising agent forbid.

8. Abstain from possessing or using alcohol or any mood-altering chemicals.

9. Do not purchase or otherwise obtain, or have in possession, any type of firearm or dangerous weapon without expressed permission in writing by supervising agent.

10. Obey all State and Federal laws, city ordinances, and be of good behavior.

Other Conditions that may be ordered include:
- Restitution/involvement in a work restitution program
- Community work service
- Completion of a mental health screening tool
- Complete a gambling assessment
- Complete a chemical use assessment and follow all recommendations of the assessment
- Complete a diagnostic assessment and follow all recommendations of the assessment
- Complete domestic abuse evaluation and follow recommendations
- Attend all counseling therapy appointments as scheduled
- Complete a psychological evaluation and follow all recommendations of the assessment
- Take all prescribed medication, submit to random drug and alcohol testing as directed by the agent
- Be subject to search and seizure of personal space and belongings to include motor vehicle and cell phone
- Provide current medication list to the agent and immediately report all medication changes to your agent
- Complete a cognitive skills class
- Write a letter of apology
- Comply with electronic home monitoring
- Have no direct or indirect contact with a victim
- Have no direct or indirect contact with other minors
- Have no supervision of minors, no contact with vulnerable adults
- Complete a psychosexual evaluation and follow all recommendations
- Comply with predatory registration
- Submit to DNA testing per Minnesota statute if applicable
- Submit fingerprints and photo per Minnesota Statute 299C.10 (felony and gross misdemeanor offenses), etc.
Understand that a school notification under Minnesota Statute 260B.171, subd. 3 will be offered if adjudicated delinquent.

Understand a lifetime firearm restriction for a crime of violence Per Minnesota statute 624.713 may apply.
Standard Adult Probation Conditions that MAY be Ordered by the Court
1. Follow all State and Federal criminal laws.

2. Contact your probation officer as directed.

3. Tell your probation officer within 72 hours if you have contact with law enforcement.

4. Tell your probation officer within 72 hours if you are charged with any new crime.

5. Tell your probation officer within 72 hours if you change your address, employment, or telephone number.

6. Cooperate with the search of your person, residence, vehicle, workplace, property, and things as directed by your probation officer.

7. Sign releases of information as directed.

8. Give a DNA sample when directed.

9. Do not use or possess any firearms, ammunition, or explosives. (*Also if prohibited by law)

Other Conditions that may be ordered include :
- Not leave the State of Minnesota without permission
- Restitution/involvement in a work restitution program
- Community work service
- Complete a gambling assessment (SOGS)
- Complete a chemical use assessment and follow all recommendations of the assessment
- Complete a diagnostic assessment and follow all recommendations of the assessment
- Complete domestic abuse evaluation and follow recommendations
- Attend all counseling therapy appointments as scheduled
- Complete a psychological evaluation and follow all recommendations of the assessment
- Provide current medication list to the agent and immediately report all medication changes to your agent
- Take all prescribed medication
- Submit to random drug and alcohol testing as directed by the agent,
- Subject to search and seizure of personal space and belongings to include motor vehicle and cell phone
- Complete a cognitive skills class
- Write a letter of apology
- Comply with electronic home monitoring
- Have no direct or in direct contact with a victim
- Have no direct or indirect contact with other minors
- Have no supervision of minors
- Have no contact with vulnerable adults
- Complete a psychosexual evaluation and follow all recommendations
- Comply with predatory registration
- Submit to DNA testing per Minnesota statute if it applies
- Submit fingerprints and photo per Minnesota Statute 299C.10 (felony and gross misdemeanor offenses), etc.
Standard Supervised Release Conditions that Apply

1. Maintain contact with the agent/designee as directed and comply with all agent directives and instructions. Must remain in the state of Minnesota unless granted written approval from the agent/designee, and keep the agent informed of his or her residence and activities

2. Submit to any unannounced visits or searches by the agent/designee of the releasee’s person, residence, possessions, cell phone, vehicle, or premises. Comply with all drug or alcohol testing as directed by the agent/designee.

3. Refrain from purchasing, possessing, accessing, or controlling any type of firearm, ammunition, or dangerous weapon, including replica weapons. Must not be found in the presence of a firearm, including those found in a vehicle where the individual is also present.

4. Remain law abiding and refrain from engaging in any behavior that violates local, state, or federal law. Any credible evidence demonstrating that an individual under supervision has been charged with violation of law is considered grounds to hold the individual in custody unless and until the individual is found not guilty. Individual must inform the agent/designee within 24 hours of any court appearance or contact with law-enforcement.

5. Refrain from engaging in any assault of, abusive, violent, harassing, stalking, or threatening behavior, or other behavior that poses a risk to the public.

6. Refrain from direct or in direct contact with any person deemed to be a victim by the department of corrections, any person listed in a criminal justice agency report as a victim, any one whom a court has determined is in need of protection as demonstrated by a current or previous order for protection, harassment restraining order, or domestic abuse no contact order, without prior documented approval of the agent/designee.
Conditions for Special Types of Releases
Mandatory Intensive Supervised Release Conditions
1. Follow all directives of transportation personnel.
2. Comply with all requirements of special supervision (ISR, CIP, or CRP) as directed by the agent/designee.
3. Reside at and maintain an approved residence and may not change residence until approved by the agent/designee.
4. Comply with electronic surveillance, with or without alcohol monitoring, as directed by the agent/designee.
Mandatory Challenge Incarceration Program Conditions
1. Comply with all requirements of special supervision (ISR, CIP, or CRP) as directed by the agent/designee.
2. Reside at and maintain an approved residence and may not change residence until approved by the agent/designee.
3. Comply with chemical dependency programming and aftercare as directed by the agent/designee and must refrain from the use or possession of mood-altering substances including alcohol or drug paraphernalia. Not take any prescription medications not prescribed to them by a licensed physician or psychiatrist. If prescribed medications by a licensed physician or psychiatrist, the individual must take them as directed.
Mandatory Conditional Release Program Conditions
1. Reside at and maintain an approved residence and may not change residence until approved by the agent/designee.
2. Comply with all requirements of special supervision (ISR, CIP, or CRP) as directed by the agent/designee.
3. Comply with chemical dependency programming and aftercare as directed by the agent/designee and must refrain from the use or possession of mood-altering substances including alcohol or drug paraphernalia. Not take any prescription medications not prescribed to them by a licensed physician or psychiatrist. If prescribed medications by a licensed physician or psychiatrist, the individual must take them as directed.
Mandatory Conditional Medical Release Condition:

Enter and remain at the medical release placement, participate in all required programs of that placement, and follow recommendations of all health care providers.

Mandatory Conditions for Interstate Compact Releases or Transfers:
1. Comply with all rules of supervision as prescribed by the receiving state.
2. Not leave the receiving state without written approval of the agent/designee from the receiving state.
Mandatory Condition for Release to a Detainer:

Contact the agent/designee for reporting instructions immediately upon release from the custody of the detainer, or if returning to the United States after being deported, if either occurs before expiration of the Minnesota sentence.

Mandatory Work Release Conditions:
1. Transfer to any placement designated by the commissioner of corrections or designee as a work release placement. Fully participate in and successfully complete the program and obey all the rules and regulations of the placement in which the individual is housed.
2. Not engage in escape behavior, as defined in Policy 303.010.
Offense and Releasee Specific Conditions
Condition Relating to a History Involving a Motor Vehicle:

Obtain a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, and the documented approval of the agent/designee before purchasing or operating a motor vehicle. Follow the agent’s/designee's directives regarding the vehicle’s use.

Condition Pertaining to Residence Halfway House or Residential Program:

Successfully complete the facility’s program, including aftercare, as directed by the agent/designee

Conditions Relative to an Assaultive History:
1. Comply with any programming for anger management or domestic violence as directed by the agent/designee.
2. Refrain from the use or possession of any technological device, internet site, or internet application for the purpose of monitoring, harassing, stalking, or causing fear in others.
Conditions Designed to Prohibit Contact with Certain Individuals:
1. Refrain from direct or indirect contact with minors without prior documented approval of the agent/designee.
2. Refrain from direct or indirect contact with vulnerable adults without prior documented approval of the agent/designee.
3. Refrain from any contact, or engaging in any activity of any nature, with any gang members, or gang organizations without prior documented approval of the agent/designee. This includes contact on social media sites, at funerals, memorials, benefits, community events, custody visits, as well as phone calls, displaying gang signs, wearing any gang related clothing or paraphernalia. This also includes attending court hearings unless ordered to appear.
Substance Use Disorder:
1. Comply with chemical dependency programming and aftercare as directed by the agent/designee and must refrain from the use or possession of mood-altering substances including alcohol or drug paraphernalia. Not take any prescription medications not prescribed to them by a licensed physician or psychiatrist. If prescribed medications by a licensed physician or psychiatrist, the individual must take them as directed.
Mental Health / Medical Requirement:

Schedule and attend all appointments with the medical/mental health provider and follow through with any recommendations of that provider.

Cognitive / Behavioral Programming:
1. Comply with cognitive behavioral programming as directed by the agent/designee.
2. Comply with outpatient counseling or support programming for compulsive gambling and must refrain from being involved in any form of gambling or entering any establishment whose primary business is gambling/gaming.
Mandatory Conditions for Active Felony DWI Sentences:
1. Refrain from entering any establishment that sells alcohol as its primary business without prior documented approval of the agent/designee.
2. Comply with chemical dependency programming and aftercare as directed by the agent/designee and must refrain from the use or possession of mood-altering substances, including alcohol, or drug paraphernalia. Not take any prescription medications not prescribed to them by a licensed physician or psychiatrist. If prescribed medications by a licensed physician or psychiatrist, the individual must take them as directed.
3. Comply with electronic surveillance, with or without alcohol monitoring, as directed by the agent/designee.
4. Advise the agent/designee of all motor vehicles registered to individuals or corporations, sited at the same location as the individual.
5. Obtain a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, and the agent’s/designee’s written approval before purchasing or operating a motor vehicle. Follow the agent/designee's directives regarding the vehicle’s use.
Condition Where Individuals Are Being Transported:

Follow all directives of transportation personnel.

Condition for Enhanced Surveillance/Supervision:

Comply with electronic surveillance, with or without alcohol monitoring, as directed by the agent/designee.

Condition Relating to a History of Fiduciary Behaviors:

Obtain approval from the agent/designee before opening or maintaining a checking account, acting in a financial or fiduciary capacity for another person or business, being self-employed, owning a business, or entering into a written or verbal contract.

Conditions for a Sex Offense or Offense with Sexual Characteristics:
1. Comply with sex offender programming as directed by the agent/designee. Refusal to attend or participate in programming as directed by the agent/designee constitutes a violation of this condition.
2. Refrain from purchasing, possessing, or allowing in his/her residence any sexually explicit material as defined in Policy 106.112, or any other item that a licensed professional has determined to be part of the individual’s pattern of offending or might increase the chance of reoffending. Refrain from entering or accessing any establishment or website that has sexual entertainment as its primary business.
3. Disclose to the agent/designee all computers, internet capable devices, or digital storage devices within their possession or control within 24 hours of first possessing or accessing such devices. All devices are subject to search and monitoring. The individual is responsible for any material found on these devices.
4. Refrain from employment as a (occupation), without documented approval of the agent/designee.
5. Refrain from accessing, creating, or maintaining a personal webpage, profile, account, password, or username for a social networking website or an instant messaging or chat room program, which permits persons under the age of 18 to become members or to create or maintain a personal webpages.
6. Refrain from creating or using any media method for personal contact or advertisement for solicitation purposes, without prior documented approval of the agent/designee.
7. Refrain from any direct or indirect contact with minors without prior documented approval of the agent/designee.
8. Refrain from any direct or indirect contact with vulnerable adults without prior documented approval of the agent/designee.
9. Submit to a polygraph as directed by the agent/designee. Violation consists of refusal to submit to a polygraph or any attempt to manipulate or sabotage the polygraph procedure.
10. Refrain from possessing or obtaining any prescription or supplement designed to improve sexual function without prior notice to the agent/designee. If the medication was obtained by prescription, the individual must provide the agent/designee with the prescribing provider’s name and contact information.
Mandatory Conditions for Individuals with Sex Offenses or Offenses with Sexual Characteristics Held for Civil Commitment Determination or Civilly Committed
1. Comply with sex offender programming as established by the clinical director of the Minnesota Sex Offender Program (MSOP). Refusal to attend or participate in programming as directed by the agent/designee constitutes a violation of this condition.
2. Abide by all rules and regulations of the facility where released to or resides.
3. Contact the agent/designee for reporting instructions prior to release from the custody of the hold for pending civil commitment, or from a court-ordered civil commitment.
4. Refrain from purchasing, possessing, or allowing in his/her room or personal space any sexually explicit material as defined by Policy 106.112, or any other item that a licensed professional has determined to be part of the individual’s pattern of offending or might increase the chance of reoffending.
5. Sign a release of confidential information regarding MSOP treatment information prior to release from DOC custody.
Standard Conditions for Special Supervision Programs
The mandatory conditions for each special supervision type must be imposed, in conjunction with all other relevant conditions using the guide for assigning conditions of release (see Developing a Release Plan)
Mandatory Intensive Supervised Release Conditions
(Refer to Policy 201.023 and 203.108A)
1. Follow all directives of transportation personnel while en route to destination.
2. Spend at least 40 hours per week in activities that promote a positive transition to the community, as approved by agent/designee.
3. Comply with electronic surveillance as directed by agent/designee.
4. Obtain a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance and agent/designee’s written approval before purchasing or operating a motor vehicle. Follow the agent/designee's directives regarding vehicle use.
5. Comply with all phases of special supervision (ISR, CIP, or CRP), including strict house arrest, modified house arrest, and curfew as directed by agent/designee.
Mandatory Challenge Incarceration Program Conditions
(Refer to Policy 204.061)
1. Not be convicted of any misdemeanor, gross misdemeanor, or felony.
2. Not borrow money or make credit or installment purchases without written permission from the agent/designee.
3. Obtain a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance and agent/designee’s written approval before purchasing or operating a motor vehicle. Follow the agent/designee's directives regarding vehicle use.
4. Maintain basic service landline without features at the approved residence.
5. Refrain from possession of a cellular phone without prior written approval of the agent/designee.
6. Maintain and provide verification of employment/education as directed by the agent/designee.
7. Comply with electronic surveillance if directed by the agent/designee.
8. Successfully participate in a restorative justice project for a minimum of eight hours per month as approved by the agent/designee.
9. Comply with all phases of special supervision (ISR, CIP, or CRP), including strict house arrest, modified house arrest, and curfew as directed by agent/designee.
Mandatory Conditional Release Program Conditions

(Refer to Policy 203.200)

1. Obtain a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance and agent/designee’s written approval before purchasing or operating a motor vehicle. Follow the agent/designee's directives regarding vehicle use.

2. Maintain basic service landline without features at the approved residence.

3. Refrain from possession of a cellular phone without prior written approval of the agent/designee.

4. Maintain and provide verification of employment/education as required by the agent/designee.

5. Comply with electronic surveillance with or without alcohol monitoring as directed by the agent/designee.

6. Comply with chemical dependency programming/aftercare as directed by the agent/designee.

7. Comply all phases of special supervision (ISR, CIP, or CRP), including strict house arrest, modified house arrest, and curfew as directed by agent/designee.
Mandatory Work Release Program Conditions

(Refer to Policy 205.120)

1. Transfer to any institution or community corrections facility designated by the commissioner of corrections or designee as a work release facility. Fully participate in and successfully complete the program and obey all the rules and regulations of the facility in which the individual is housed.

2. Obtain a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, and the written approval of the agent/designee before purchasing or operating a motor vehicle. Follow the agent/designee's directives regarding vehicle use.

3. Refrain from borrowing money and/or contract buying without prior written approval of the agent/designee.

4. Turn in money in an amount and manner prescribed by the agent/designee.

5. Spend at least 40 hours a week performing approved work, undertaking constructive activity designed to obtain employment, and/or participate in any programming as directed by agent/designee.

6. Be financially responsible for medical and dental services.

7. Follow the DOC discipline regulations.

8. Not engage in escape behavior, as defined in Policy 303.010.
Mandatory Conditional Medical Release Conditions

(Refer to Policy 203.200)

1. Enter and remain at the medical release facility until SRD and participate in all required programs of that facility.

2. Cooperate with all of the directions of physicians, psychiatrists and the interdisciplinary care team regarding prescribed medications, compliance with treatments and personal hygiene.

3. Remain in the unit or campus except for medical, programming, legal or dental appointments as approved by the interdisciplinary care team. Be escorted by medical release facility staff or law enforcement agents when leaving the unit or campus.

4. Have all visitors approved and documented by the agent/designee prior to their visit.