California Code of Regulations › Title 15 - Crime Prevention and Corrections › Division 5 - Narcotic Addict Evaluation Authority › Chapter 3 - Outpatient Supervision › Article 1 - Conditions of Release/Parole › Section 5302 - Conditions of Release and/or Civil Addict Parole. (for a Distinction Between Releasee and Civil Addict Parolee, See Section 5000(b), Rules of Construction and Definition)

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a)
				  Definition. The Conditions of Release and/or Civil Addict Parole is a general
				  description of rules and regulations imposed by the Narcotic Addict Evaluation
				  Authority which the outpatient agrees to abide by.
(b) Content. The following conditions of
				  release and/or civil addict parole shall apply to all individuals in outpatient
				  status:
(1) Release. Upon release from the
				  California Rehabilitation Center or branch thereof you are to go directly to
				  the program approved by the Parole and Community Services Division and shall
				  report to your agent of record or other person designated by the Parole and
				  Community Services Division within 24 hours or the next working day if released
				  on the day before a holiday or weekend.
(2) Residence. Only with the prior approval
				  of your agent of record may you change your residence or the county of your
				  residence.
(3) Work. It is
				  necessary for you to maintain gainful employment. Any change of employment,
				  including location, employer or termination of employment, must be reported to,
				  and approved by, your agent of record within 72 hours.
(4) Agent Instructions. You shall comply with
				  all instructions issued by an agent of the Parole and Community Services
				  Division.
(5) Travel. You shall not
				  travel more than 50 miles from your residence, or leave the State of
				  California, without the approval of your agent of record.
(6) Alcoholic Beverages. You shall not use
				  alcoholic beverages to excess.
(7)
				  Narcotics. You shall not possess, use, have access to, or traffic in any
				  narcotic, marijuana or dangerous drugs in violation of the law and you shall
				  not have access or possession of narcotic paraphernalia or scales used to weigh
				  narcotics. In addition, you shall not use or possess prescription medication
				  except as prescribed for you by a licensed physician.
(8) Anti-Narcotic Testing. By reason of your
				  commitment to the Civil Addict Program, you are required by Welfare and
				  Institutions Code Section
				  3152
				  to participate in anti-narcotic testing. You shall participate in such program
				  and agree to the instructions of your agent of record regarding your
				  participation therein.
(9) Weapons.
				  You shall not own, have access to, possess, use, sell, or have under your
				  control or on your property:
(A) any type of
				  firearm, instrument, or device which a reasonable person would believe to be
				  capable of being used as a firearm, any ammunition which could be used in a
				  firearm; or any explosive powder or device;
(B) any weapon as defined in state or federal
				  statutes or listed in California Penal Code Section
				  12020 or any
				  instrument or device which a reasonable person would believe to be capable of
				  being used as a weapon as defined in Penal Code Section
				  12020;
				  or,
(C) any knife with a blade
				  longer than two inches, any knife which has a locking mechanism, any knife
				  which has a fixed blade or any knife commonly referred to as a hunting knife,
				  except kitchen knives which must be kept in your residence and knives related
				  to your employment which may be used only in connection with your employment
				  and approved by your agent of record;
(D) a cross bow or arrow of any
				  kind.
(10) Associates.
				  You shall avoid association with former inpatients of the California
				  Rehabilitation Center, former inmates of penal institutions, or other narcotic
				  addicts unless specifically approved by your agent of record. You shall not
				  associate with any prison gang, disruptive group, or criminal street gang
				  member, and you shall avoid association with individuals who have been
				  convicted of a crime(s).
(11)
				  Cooperation and Attitude. You are to cooperate with your agent of record at all
				  times.
(12) Criminal and Conduct.
				  You shall obey all municipal, county, state and federal laws, ordinances, and
				  orders. Conduct prohibited by law may result in revocation of your release
				  and/or parole even though no criminal conviction occurs.
(13) You shall not possess or have access to
				  cell phones, pagers or the Internet without prior approval of your agent of
				  record.
(14) Blood Donation. You
				  shall not provide blood for transfusion purposes because of the danger of
				  transmitting disease thereby.
(15)
				  Search. You shall submit to a search of your person, your residence and any
				  property under your control by your agent of record, any agent of the
				  Department of Corrections or law enforcement officer.
(16) You shall not violate any Special
				  Conditions of Release/Parole imposed by the Board.
(17) Special Conditions