New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 8 - SOCIAL SERVICES
Chapter 14 - JUVENILE JUSTICE
Part 7 - SUPERVISED RELEASE AND DISCHARGE
Section 8.14.7.11 - GENERAL AND SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SUPERVISED RELEASE

Universal Citation: 8 NM Admin Code 8.14.7.11

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

A. The panel determines the general and special conditions of supervised release. The panel may add, delete or change any of the general or special conditions of supervised release.

B. The following are general conditions of supervised release to be included in all supervised release agreements.

(1) "I must maintain myself as a law-abiding citizen by following all municipal, county, state and federal laws, ordinances and orders, including laws and rules of Indian tribal councils when applicable. If I am enrolled in school, I must follow all school policies and regulations."

(2) "I must keep my JPO, my parents, custodian or guardian informed of my whereabouts at all times."

(3) "I will be required to have written permission of my JPO, in cooperation with my parents, guardian, or custodian, as appropriate, if I wish to temporarily leave the county to which I have been released."

(4) "I will inform my JPO, in cooperation with my parents, guardian, or custodian, as appropriate, if I am charged, arrested or detained by any law enforcement or juvenile authority, within a reasonable period of time, but no later than forty-eight (48) hours after arrest."

(5) "My JPO has the right to visit me at home, school or place of employment at any time."

(6) "I will follow curfew rules established by my JPO, as written with the cooperation of my parents, guardian or custodian."

(7) "I shall not use, possess, sell or transfer marijuana, narcotics or any other dangerous or illegal substances which have not been prescribed for me by a physician. I will participate in any examination requested by my JPO regarding possible use of such substances."

(8) "I will not possess or consume beer or any alcoholic beverage at any time while on supervised release. I will not enter any business commonly known as a bar, lounge or liquor store."

(9) "I must notify my JPO, in cooperation with my parents, guardian, or custodian, as appropriate, before applying for a marriage license or filing for divorce or legal separation."

(10) "I must not associate with anyone with whom my JPO, in cooperation with my parents, guardian, or custodian, as appropriate, forbids me to associate. This may include anyone with a criminal or delinquent record, anyone associated with a gang and anyone that may be detrimental to my successful completion of supervised release."

(11) "I cannot own, possess, sell, use or distribute firearms or other deadly weapons."

(12) "I will not endanger the person or property of someone else."

(13) "I will abide by all reasonable instructions of my JPO."

(14) "I will report to my JPO within 24 hours of release and will remain under house restriction and direct parental supervision until such time as my JPO decides to lift the restriction".

C. The panel assigns special conditions of supervised release, including specific details so as to determine compliance and success, regarding:

(1) person, city, county and state into whose custody a juvenile is released;

(2) employment;

(3) school;

(4) counseling, including career counseling;

(5) volunteer community service;

(6) associations;

(7) residency;

(8) community service or restitution, if any; and

(9) any other special conditions the panel deems appropriate.

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