UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF OKLAHOMA
IN THE MATTER OF SPECIAL )
CONDITIONS OF ) GENERAL ORDER 25-01
PROBATION AND SUPERVISED )
RELEASE )
ORDER
IT IS THE ORDER of the Court that the following conditions entitled "Special Sex
Offender Conditions" shall apply to persons placed on probation or supervised release when
deemed reasonable and specifically ordered by the Court based on the nature and circumstances
of the offense and/or the defendant's history and characteristics. Such conditions further the
statutory goals of sentencing by affording adequate deterrence to criminal conduct, protecting the
public from further crimes of the defendant, and providing defendant with needed correctional
treatment in the most effective manner. This general order amends and supersedes general order
22-27. The "Special Sex Offender Conditions" shall read as follows:
1. The defendant shall register pursuant to the provisions of the Sex Offender Registration
Notification Act (SORNA) (Public Law 109-248) and any applicable state registration
law.
2. The defendant shall participate in and successfully complete sex offender treatment, to
include a risk assessment and physiological testing, at a program or by a therapist and
on a schedule approved by the probation officer. The defendant shall abide by the rules,
requirements, conditions, policies and procedures of the program to include specific
directions to undergo periodic polygraph examinations or other types of testing as a
means to ensure that the defendant is in compliance with the requirements of his/her
supervision or treatment program. The defendant shall waive any right of
confidentiality in any treatment or assessment records to allow the probation officer to
review the course of treatment and progress with the treatment provider. The defendant
may be required to contribute to the cost of services rendered (co-payment) in an
amount to be determined by the probation office, based on the defendant's ability to
pay.
3. Except for immediate family members,1 the defendant shall have no contact with
persons under the age of 18 unless approved by the probation officer. The defendant
will immediately report any unauthorized contact with persons under the age of 18 to
the probation officer. The defendant will not enter or loiter within 100 feet of schools,
parks, playgrounds, arcades, or other places frequented by persons under the age of 18.
4. The defendant shall not possess or view any video or visual depiction, as defined at 18
U.S.C. § 2256(5), displaying a sexual act, as defined at 18 U.S.C. § 2246(2), or child
pornography, as defined at 18 U.S.C. § 2256(8).
5. The defendant shall submit his/her person, property, residence, office, vehicle, cellular
telephone, computer, or any other electronic communication device to a search
conducted by the probation officer at a reasonable time and in a reasonable manner,
based on a reasonable suspicion of contraband or evidence of a violation of a condition
of release (except as set forth in the Computer and Internet Restriction Condition
(Paragraph 7(b)), if imposed). Failure to submit to a search may be grounds for
revocation. The defendant shall warn any other occupants that the premises may be
subject to searches pursuant to this condition.
6. The defendant shall abide by the following financial conditions:
a. The defendant must provide the probation officer access to any requested
financial information and authorize the release of any financial information.
The Probation Office will share financial information with the United States
Attorney's Office.
b. The defendant must not incur new credit charges, or open additional lines
of credit without the approval of the probation officer.
7. The defendant shall abide by the following computer restrictions and monitoring
conditions:
a. The defendant shall disclose all electronic communications devices, data
storage devices, e-mail accounts, internet connections and internet
connection devices, including screen names, user identifications, and
passwords, to the probation officer; and shall immediately advise the
probation officer of any changes in his/her email accounts, connections,
devices, or passwords.
b. The defendant shall allow the probation officer to install computer
monitoring software on any computer, as defined by 18 U.S.C. § 1030(e)(1),
that the defendant owns, utilizes or has the ability to access. The cost of
remote monitoring software shall be paid by the defendant. To ensure
compliance with the computer monitoring condition, the defendant shall
allow the probation officer to conduct periodic, unannounced searches of
any computer subject to computer monitoring. These searches shall be
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"Immediate family member" is defined as siblings, children, grandchildren, persons to whom the offender stands in
loco parentis, and persons living in the offender's household and related by blood or marriage.
conducted for the purposes of determining whether the computer
contains any prohibited data prior to installation of the monitoring
software; to determine whether the monitoring software is
functioning effectively after its installation; and to determine
whether there have been attempts to circumvent the monitoring
software. after its installation. Additionally, the defendant shall
warn other people who use these computers that the computers may
be subject to searches pursuant to this condition.
c. The defendant shall not access any on-line service using an alias;
or access any on-line service using the internet account, name, or
designation of another person or entity, and shall report
immediately to the probation officer access to any internet site
containing prohibited material.
d. The defendant is prohibited from using any form of encryption,
cryptography, stenography, compression, password protected files
or other methods that limit access to, or change the appearance of,
data and/or images.
e. The defendant is prohibited from altering or destroying records of
computer use, including the use of software or functions designed
to alter, clean or "wipe" computer media, block monitoring
software, or restore a computer to a previous state.
8. The defendant shall not lease, maintain, or share a post office box, mail drop, or
any other repository for mail or package delivery, without prior written
permission of the probation officer.
9. The defendant shall not engage in any occupation, business, or profession
(whether paid or not) whose primary purpose involves contact with or access to
persons under the age of 18, without prior written permission of the probation
officer.
IT IS SO ORDERED this 22nd day of January 2025.
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John F. Heil, III
Chief United States District Judge
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Gregory K. Frizzell
United States District Judge
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Sara E. Hill
United States District Judge
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John D. Russell
United States District Judge
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Terence C. Kern
United States District Judge
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Claire V. Eagan
United States District Judge
