Are there any restrictions on where I can travel while on parole or probation?

Yes, there are restrictions on where you can travel while on parole or probation in Massachusetts. According to the Massachusetts Department of Correction, you must obtain permission from your parole or probation officer to travel away from your residence. This permission can be granted in the form of a written "Travel Authorization" permitting you to travel in Massachusetts or outside of the state. Additionally, you must inform your parole or probation officer of when and where you intend to travel. You must also obey any restrictions that your parole or probation officer places on your travel. The conditions of parole or probation in Massachusetts may include restrictions on entering certain locations, such as bars, nightclubs, or other places where alcohol is served. Also, if you are on probation, you may not be allowed to travel out of state without prior approval. Finally, if you are on parole or probation for a DUI offense, you may be subject to restrictions which restrict or prohibit your use of alcohol and/or drugs. If you violate any of these restrictions, your parole or probation officer may revoke your travel authorization and send you back to jail. It is important to understand and obey all restrictions on your parole or probation, in order to protect yourself from further sanctions.

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