Sec. 12.13.03.06. Abatement

A. The Division shall place a supervised individual on abatement if the supervised individual:

(1) Is not pending trial for a new criminal charge or technical violation;

(2) Has satisfied the term of active supervised release; and

(3) Reached the supervised individual’s abatement eligibility date.

B. The Division shall not charge a supervision fee or program fee to a supervised individual whose supervised release has been abated.

C. A supervised individual whose supervised release is abated shall:

(1) Obey all laws;

(2) Obtain written permission from the Division before relocating residence outside of the State; and

(3) If applicable, continue to make payments on outstanding court-ordered restitution and any associated fees.

D. Except as set forth in Regulation .07 of this chapter, a supervised individual whose active supervision term is abated shall remain on abated supervision status until the legal expiration date of the supervised individual’s probation, parole, or mandatory supervision release term is reached.

E. Consent to Continue Active Supervision. A supervised individual whose supervision is eligible for abatement may consent to continue active supervision until the legal expiration date of the supervised individual’s probation, parole, or mandatory supervision release is reached.