7. I will not be in the company of, or fraternize with any person I know to have a criminal record or whom I know to have been adjudicated a Youthful Offender, except for accidental encounters in public places, work, school, or in any other instance without the permission of my Parole Officer.

8. I will not behave in such manner as to violate the provisions of any law to which I am subject which provides for a penalty of imprisonment, nor will my behavior threaten the safety or well-being of myself or others.

9. I will not own, possess, or purchase any shotgun, rifle, or firearm of any type without the written permission of my Parole Officer. In addition, I will not own, possess, or purchase any dangerous instrument or deadly weapon as defined in the Penal Law or any dangerous knife, dirk, razor, stiletto, or imitation pistol. In addition, I will not own, possess or purchase any instrument readily capable of causing injury without a satisfactory explanation for ownership, possession or purchase.

10. In the event that I leave the jurisdiction of the State of New York, I hereby waive my right to resist extradition to the State of New York from any state in the Union and from any territory or country outside the United States. This waiver shall be in full force and effect until I am discharged from Parole or Conditional Release. I fully understand that I have the right under the Constitution of the United States and under law to contest an effort to extradite me from another state and return me to New York, and I freely and knowingly waive this right as a condition of my Parole or Conditional Release.

11. I will not use or possess any drug paraphernalia or use or possess any controlled substance without proper medical authorization.

12. I will follow my special conditions as specified by the Board of Parole, my Parole Officer or other representative.

13.1 will fully comply with the instructions of my Parole Officer and obey such special

additional written conditions as he/she, a member of the Board of Parole, or an authorized representative of DOCCS may impose.

6) WHAT ARE SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF PAROLE?

Although the general conditions of parole apply to all those under parole supervision, the Board of Parole and your Field Parole Officer can add additional conditions that apply specifically to you and to your situation. This might be a curfew, a prohibition against drinking or associating with specific individuals, or a prohibition against being in a specific area. If the Board of Parole imposes a special condition, only the Board can remove it, if your Parole Officer imposes a special condition, then he or she can remove it. Special conditions, whether imposed by the Board or Parole or your Parole Officer, must be obeyed in the same way as the general conditions of people.

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