What are common examples of special parole conditions?

The most common special conditions for a person on state parole are:

    You cannot drink alcohol;
    You must submit to drug testing;
    You must participate in mental health treatment.[454]
    You must wear a GPS deviIceNote that some people on parole will be required to wear GPS tracking devices (usually ankle monitors). It is the CDCR’s policy to require GPS monitoring for:
    Any parolee validated as a member or associate of a prison gang, street gang, or “disruptive group”;
    Any parolee placed on “high control” supervision;
    Any parolee with a history of being unavailable for supervision, absconding (going missing), escalating parole violations, or other such factors indicating the parolee is likely to commit another crime; and
    Any parolee required by the BPH to have a GPS monitoring condition.[455] Failure to wear the GPS device or to keep it charged is a violation of parole.[456] Parolees can be required to pay for the cost of the GPS if they are able to do so.[457]
  1. 454

    See 15 Cal. Code Regs. § 2513.

  2. 455

    Cal. Penal Code §§ 3004(a), 3010-3010.7; 15 Cal. Code Regs. § 3561.

  3. 456

    15 Cal. Code Regs. § 3562.

  4. 457

    Cal. Penal Code §§ 3004(c); 3000.07; 3010.8; 15 Cal. Code Regs. § 3563.