What type of conditions can be found on the OT17 screen?

The OT17 screen is specifically designed to display information about special conditions imposed on an offender. These conditions often include various requirements that are tailored to individual cases, such as treatment programs, probation requirements, or restrictions related to the offender’s behavior. Special conditions are vital components of an offender's supervision and rehabilitation, as they are intended to reduce the risk of recidivism and support successful reintegration into society.

Offender residential history, security threat group affiliation, and employment record summary may be tracked and stored in different databases or reports, but the primary focus of the OT17 screen is specifically on the detailed conditions that the court or correctional authorities have established for managing an offender’s community supervision or parole. Understanding the content of the OT17 screen is crucial for correctional and probation officers to monitor compliance and make informed decisions about an offender's progress.