Court-imposed bail or release conditions dictate what an accused person can or cannot do while awaiting the outcome of their criminal case. The following are but some examples of conditions the court can impose: a requirement to report to a police station on a regular basis; remain away from a specific area or location; maintain a curfew; notify the police of any change in address; abstain from communicating with any victim, witness or other person identified in the order; or, any other conditions that a judge imposes.