This initial assessment helps determine how often the parolee must meet with the parole agent and what type of programs or services are recommended. High control Has the potential for assaultive behavior or a history as a large scale drug dealer. Requires support to meet psychological, physical or employment needs. The parole agent sets up a schedule of regular home and office visits with the parolee. In addition, an agent may conduct unannounced visits to be sure the parolee is abiding by parole conditions.
Most parolees also undergo routine drug testing.
Many are referred to other helping agencies. All parolees are subject to search, for cause, without a warrant by parole agents. Most offenders are paroled to the county where the crime occurred. Parole staff can make exceptions, however, if an alternate placement would better serve the public and the parolee. A bona fide job offer or training program.