Individuals who are on Parole Supervision for Life (PSL) & Community Supervision for Life (CSL) must abide by many conditions.  For most people, these PSL/CSL conditions are more burdensome than complying with Megan’s Law registration.  PSL/CSL supervisees also face significant restrictions on their freedom.

For example, PSL/CSL supervisees must notify their Parole Officer if they intend to leave the State of New Jersey.  Also, those on PSL/CSL may have to follow special conditions.  These can include restrictions on Internet use, imposition of a curfew, inability to live with their own children, and much more.

A registrant may challenge the imposition of a general or special parole condition.  At Maynard Law Office, LLC, our legal team has experience and success modifying various parole conditions.

Why is Modifying Parole (PSL/CSL) Conditions Important?

• Improve the quality of life for individuals on parole:
  • Modifying PSL/CSL conditions allows individuals more freedom to enjoy their lives.
  • For example, most PSL/CSL supervisees must obtain permission to live with their children. Our law firm has successfully obtained permission from Parole that allowed our clients to live with their children.

• Obtaining Permission to Use the Internet for Employment:
  • Many registrants have retained our law firm to petition for Internet access for work purposes.
  • If you face an internet ban, our law firm can appeal the denial of access to the internet for work and other purposes.
  • In the past, we have obtained Parole’s permission to allow registrants to use the Internet for their employment, etc. As a result, these registrants have been able to take advantage of more job opportunities.

Maynard Law Office, LLC Can Help:

At Maynard Law Office, LLC, we are dedicated to sex offense law.  Our legal team is highly knowledgeable about Megan’s Law, CSL/PSL, and sex offense law.  We have also been able to modify parole conditions for many clients.  Call us today at (973) 540-0054 for a free consultation!