There are two standard conditions that are imposed with a Conditional Release Order, that the person must, for the duration of the bond:
- Not commit any offence; and
- Appear before the Court if they are called upon to do so during the term of the CRO.
The Court can also impose any of the following conditions:
- Participating in a rehabilitation or treatment program;
- Abstaining from alcohol and/or drugs;
- Prohibitions on associating with a particular person(s);
- Prohibition from going to or visiting a particular place or area;
- Supervision by Community Corrections (or a juvenile justice officer if under 18 years old).
For domestic violence offences, the Court must impose a supervised Conditional Release Order unless the Court is satisfied that another sentencing option is appropriate in the circumstances of the matter.
