P.R. Laws tit. 4, § 1310
The Report submitted by the Office to the court shall include a recommendation on which condition or conditions may be imposed to the indicted person, to direct his/her conditional release under his/her own recognizance, in custody of a third party, or on deferred bail. The conditions can be one or more of the following:
(a) Appear in person periodically before the Office, or the person or institution designated by the court.
(b) Shall not posses any firearm or other dangerous weapon.
(c) Keep from approaching or communicating with a specific person or a class of persons.
(d) Keep from visiting a specific area, establishment or place.
(e) Abstain from specific actions or using alcoholic beverages or narcotic drugs or any other controlled substance, including submitting periodically to testing for the use of controlled substances.
(f) Submit to treatment against drug or alcohol addiction.
(g) Submit to medical or psychiatric treatment.
(h) Work, or pursue an academic or vocational course of studies.
(i) Attend or reside in a facility designated by the court.
(j) Support his/her dependents.
(k) Observe any schedule prescribed by the court.
(l) Remain in custody of a person or institution designated by the court, that is willing to supervise the [accused] during his/her conditional release. This third party shall be responsible for notifying the court and the Office if the indicted person fails to comply with any of the conditions the third party has agreed to supervise.
(m) Remain under the direct supervision of the Office and appear as ordered, at a supervision center, with or without the use of an approved electronic supervision system.
(n) When, through a sworn statement, the defendant proves his/her inability to defray the administrative expenses established in this chapter, he/she shall be subject to community service as payment for the services of OSAJ, as provided by regulations, and
(o) any other reasonable condition imposed by the court.
History —Aug. 12, 1995, No. 177, § 10, renumbered as § 9 on Aug. 4, 1997, No. 58, § 9; Dec. 27, 2011, No. 282, § 2, eff 90 days after Dec. 27, 2011.