Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. The
certificate of parole will not become operative until specific conditions of
release have been acknowledged and agreed to in writing by the inmate.
1. The inmate shall be advised orally and in
writing of the conditions of parole prior to his release from incarceration.
2. The conditions of parole shall
include, but not be limited to, those conditions contained in the certificate
of parole, as approved by the committee and the Division of Probation and
Parole pursuant to the provisions of
R.S.
15:574.4.
B. Special conditions of parole, in addition
to those required by
R.S.
15:574.4, may be imposed based on the dynamic
risk and needs factors of the individual and on the particular circumstances of
the individual.
C. In addition to
any other special condition, the committee shall impose special conditions of
parole as set forth below.
1. Restitution to
the victim for damage to or loss of property, when such restitution has been
imposed by the sentencing judge as part of the sentence
2. Any fine or court cost imposed as part of
the sentence if the inmate has not paid.
3. If the inmate does not have a high school
degree or its equivalent, the committee shall require the inmate to enroll in
and attend an adult education or reading program until he obtains a GED, or
until he completes such educational programs required by the committee, and has
attained a sixth-grade reading level, or until his term of parole expires,
whichever occurs first. All costs shall be paid by the inmate. The provision of
this subsection shall not apply to those inmates who are mentally, physically,
or by reason of age, infirmity, or learning disorder unable to
participate.
AUTHORITY NOTE:
Promulgated in accordance with
R.S.
15:574.2 et seq.,
R.S.
15:535 et seq., and
R.S.
15:540 et
seq.
