West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 90 - Corrections › Title 90 - PROCEDURAL RULE WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION › Series 90-02 - Parole Supervision › Section 90-2-2 - Terms and Conditions for Parolee or Probationer Supervision

Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 28, July 12, 2024
All parolees or probationers supervised by the parole authorities of the West Virginia Division of Corrections shall be required to abide by and execute a statement that he or she understands the following conditions and agrees to abide by them:
2.1. When released, a parolee or probationer
						must proceed directly to the place to which he or she has been paroled (or
						otherwise required to reside) and report to his or her parole officer within
						twenty-four (24) hours unless otherwise instructed;
2.2. A parolee or probationer must obtain
						written permission from his or her parole officer before he or she leaves the
						prescribed area of supervision to which he or she is paroled;
2.3. A parolee or probationer must notify his
						or her parole officer of any changes of residence or employment prior to those
						changes taking place so that any changes may be reviewed for supervision
						suitability;
2.4. A parolee or
						probationer must have suitable employment, remain gainfully employed, and support
						any dependents to the best of his or her ability;
2.5. A parolee or probationer must maintain
						behavior that does not threaten the safety of himself or herself or others or
						that could result in imprisonment;
2.6. A parolee or probationer must not own,
						carry or possess firearms or unlawful weapons of any kind;
2.7. A parolee or probationer must report
						within twenty-four (24) hours to his or her parole officer each time he or she is
						arrested or questioned by officers of any law enforcement agency;
2.8. Between the first and tenth of each month
						a parolee or probationer must make a complete and truthful written report to his
						or her parole officer of his or her previous month's activities on forms provided
						by his or her parole officer;
2.9.
						The parolee or probationer must report in person as directed by the parole
						officer;
2.10. A parolee or
						probationer must not possess, use, or have in his or her possession any illegal
						drugs, paraphernalia or alcohol for consumption;
2.11. A parolee or probationer must not violate
						any municipal ordinances or the laws of this state, any other state, or the
						United States;
2.12. A parolee or
						probationer must abide by any special written requirements imposed by his or her
						parole officer;
2.13. A parolee or
						probationer must pay a monthly supervision fee not to exceed forty dollars
						($40.00) per month by certified check or money order no later than the
						5th of each month to the Division of Corrections
						Supervision Fund,1409 Greenbrier Street, Charleston, West Virginia 25311, unless
						he or she has been approved for an exemption or reduction;
2.14. A parolee or probationer on parole from
						an offense against a child as defined in W. Va. Code §§
									61-8-12, 61-8B-1
						et. seq. or 61-8D-1 et. seq. or similar convictions from other jurisdictions,
						must not live in the same residence as any minor child, visit with any minor
						child or have contact with the victim of the offense;
2.15. If being paroled from a sexual offense, a
						parolee or probationer must register with the West Virginia State Police as a sex
						offender within three (3) days of release in accordance with W. Va. Code
						§
									15-12-2;
2.16. A parolee or
						probationer shall allow his or her parole officer to visit his or her place of
						residence or employment for supervision purposes without obstruction;
2.17. Parolees or probationers shall submit to
						a search without warrant of his or her person, place of residency or motor
						vehicle by his or her parole officer for supervision purposes at any time during
						the parole period.
2.18. If being
						paroled from a child abuse or child neglect offense, as defined in W. Va. Code
						§
									61-8D-2, 2a, 3, 3a, 4 and 4a, or similar convictions from other
						jurisdictions, the parolee must register with the West Virginia State Police
						within three (3) days of release in accordance with W. Va. Code
						§
									15-2C-2.