MarcusWilliamsII

If you could change one thing about the Subway sandwich making process, or anything about you job, what would it be?

Thank you. This is a very thoughtful response.

What I meant to ask is, what is the duration of this monitoring?

I am concerned when I hear of cases where people are placed under very strict monitoring conditions for the rest of their life. To me, if a person follows the rules, being on probation should imply a temporary condition.

Further than that, for any of our sex offenders that want internet access, we require them to install remote monitoring software. Their activity online is monitored by a company in Texas and I receive notifications on any inappropriate behavior while online.

How long after being released are people required to this?

If a parolee commits to being compliant with the law, while expressing a political belief that said law is unjust, will this affect how they are treated by the parole system?