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My friend is on parole as a sex offrender. I live with him and his p.o. said it was a violation of his parole. I’m his roommate and pay half the rent. Why is it a violation?
Asked on April 22, 2009 under Criminal Law, South Dakota
Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
What are the terms of your friend's parole regarding with whom he can live with? Do you have a criminal record? Perhaps he cannot live with another convicted person or someone who is also on parole. Or, even if you are completely innocent, there could be other terms of his parole. You need to find out the specifics.
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