N.Y. COR Law § 206
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Applications for presumptive release or conditional release
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§ 206. Applications for presumptive release or conditional release. 1.\nAll requests for presumptive release or conditional release shall be\nmade in writing on forms prescribed and furnished by the department.\nWithin one month from the date any such application is received, if it\nappears that the applicant is eligible for presumptive release or\nconditional release or will be eligible for such release during such\nmonth, the conditions of release shall be fixed in accordance with rules\nprescribed by the board of parole. Such conditions shall be\nsubstantially the same as conditions imposed upon parolees.\n 2. No person shall be presumptively released or conditionally\nreleased, unless the applicant has agreed in writing to the conditions\nof release. The agreement shall state in plain, easily understandable\nlanguage the consequences of a violation of one or more of the\nconditions of release.\n
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