Computer Monitoring Program Rules And Participant Agreement {SUP 300}

SUP 300 - COMPUTER MONITORING PROGRAM RULES AND PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT. This form is used by the United States Probation & Pretrial Services Office in the Central District of California to outline and enforce the rules for individuals under court-ordered computer monitoring as part of their supervision conditions. The form serves as a written agreement that the participant understands and consents to the program’s requirements, including notifying others in the household about the monitoring, restricting access to only approved users, and complying with all technical and behavioral restrictions. These include prohibitions against tampering with monitoring software, using encryption or anonymizing tools, and installing unauthorized applications or virtual machines. The participant must provide complete transparency by disclosing all online accounts, devices, usernames, passwords, and removable storage devices to the supervising officer. Any system changes or updates that could interfere with the monitoring software must be reported in advance. The form also includes an acknowledgment of receipt and responsibility for any monitoring equipment issued, with the participant agreeing to replace or repair it if damaged beyond normal wear. Both the supervisee and the probation officer sign the agreement, confirming that the rules have been explained and understood. www.FormsWorkflow.com