22 AAC 20.195. Purpose of conditions

Conditions of parole serve the following purposes:

(1) notify the parolee of what conduct is permissible and what conduct is prohibited if the parolee is to remain in the community on parole;

(2) advise the parolee in writing of laws that have in the past been frequently violated by parolees, so the parolee does not inadvertently violate laws;

(3) require the parolee to advise the parole officer of major changes in the parolee's life so that any problems may be dealt with and a possible crisis averted;

(4) aid in the rehabilitation of the parolee; and

(5) protect the public by helping the parole officer monitor the parolee's activities in the community.

History: Eff. 1/30/91, Register 117

Authority: AS 33.16.010

AS 33.16.060

AS 33.16.150

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