N.J. Admin. Code § 10A:72-11.5

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 21, November 4, 2024

Section 10A:72-11.5 - Conditions of global positioning system (GPS) monitoring

(a) An offender subject to GPS monitoring shall comply with the following conditions:

1. Initially meet with the assigned monitoring parole officer for installation of the GPS monitoring equipment.

2. Insure that the GPS tracking device is charged to its capacity on a daily basis and maintain the GPS tracking device in a charged mode whenever the offender leaves his or her residence.

3. Provide immediate notice to the assigned monitoring parole officer if the GPS tracking device becomes inoperable.

4. Not tamper with, remove, or damage or attempt to tamper with, remove, or damage any of the GPS monitoring equipment installed at the offender's residence, attached to the offender's person, or required to be carried by the offender.

5. Be responsible for the cost of repair and/or replacement of any of the GPS monitoring equipment that is lost or damaged, when the loss or damage to the GPS monitoring equipment occurs due to the offender's conduct.

6. Maintain and exercise continuous physical control over the GPS tracking device whenever the offender leaves his or her residence.

7. Provide access to the offender's GPS monitoring equipment at reasonable times to enable the assigned monitoring parole officer to perform required maintenance and/or diagnostics of the GPS monitoring equipment.

8. Provide immediate access to the offender's GPS monitoring equipment whenever the assigned monitoring parole officer is required to investigate a report of non-compliance with a condition of the Sex Offender GPS Monitoring Program.

9. Provide notice to the assigned monitoring parole officer not less than 10 days prior to any change in the offender's residence. If 10 days prior notice cannot be given due to circumstances beyond the offender's control, notice of a change in the offender's residence shall be provided within 48 hours of the change in residence.

10. Provide notice to the assigned monitoring parole officer prior to any travel outside of the State.

11. Provide the assigned monitoring parole officer with:

i. The name, address, and physical location of the offender's current employment;

ii. Notice of any change in the offender's employment or employment location within 24 hours of the change occurring; and

iii. The offender's scheduled hours of work on a weekly basis.

(b) An offender serving a special sentence of community or parole supervision for life shall comply with the conditions in (a) above, in addition to the general conditions of community supervision for life specified in 10A:71-6.1 1(b) or parole supervision for life specified in 10A:71-6.1 2(d).

(c) Upon placement in the Sex Offender GPS Monitoring Program, the District Parole Office shall provide the offender with written notice of the conditions of the monitoring program. At the time of delivery of the written notice, the conditions of the monitoring program shall be explained to the offender.

(d) The offender shall be requested to acknowledge in writing the receipt of the written notice of the conditions of the Sex Offender GPS Monitoring Program. If the offender refuses to acknowledge in writing receipt of the conditions of the monitoring program, a designated representative of the District Parole Office shall make a written record of the delivery of the written notice of the conditions of the monitoring program and the refusal of the offender to acknowledge in writing receipt of the written notice.

N.J. Admin. Code § 10A:72-11.5