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28 CFR 2.85 - Conditions of release. | LII / Legal Information Institute
CFR › Title 28 › Chapter I › Part 2 › Subpart C › Section 2.85 28 CFR 2.85 - Conditions of release.
§ 2.85
General conditions of release.
The conditions set forth in § 2.204(a)(3)-(6) apply for the reasons set forth in § 2.204(a)(1). These conditions are printed on the certificate of release issued to each releasee.
The refusal of a prisoner who has been granted a parole date to sign the certificate of release (or any other document necessary to fulfill a condition of release) constitutes withdrawal of that prisoner's application for parole as of the date of refusal. To be considered for parole again, the prisoner must reapply for parole consideration.
A prisoner who is released to supervision through good-time deduction who refuses to sign the certificate of release is nevertheless bound by the conditions set forth in that certificate.
Special conditions of release.
The Commission may impose a condition other than one of the general conditions of release if the Commission determines that such condition is necessary to protect the public from further crimes by the releasee and provide adequate supervision of the releasee. Examples of special conditions of release that the Commission frequently imposes are found at § 2.204(b)(2).
Changing conditions of release.
The provisions of § 2.204(c) apply.
Application of release conditions to absconder.
The provisions of § 2.204(d) apply.
Supervision officer guidance.
The provisions of § 2.204(f) apply.
The terms supervision officer, domestic violence crime, approved offender-rehabilitation program and firearm, as used in § 2.204, have the meanings given those terms by § 2.204(g);
The term releasee, as used in this section and in § 2.204, means a person convicted of an offense under the District of Columbia Code who has been released on parole or released through good-time deduction; and
The term certificate of release, as used in this section and in § 2.204, means the certificate of parole or mandatory release delivered to the releasee under § 2.86.
[68 FR 41700, July 15, 2003]