AK HB93

Amends probation officer duties to require accommodation of probationers' diligent efforts to secure and maintain steady employment or participate in educational courses or training programs when setting reporting times.

Permits probationers to travel within the state to seek employment or participate in education or training programs if travel is consistent with other probation conditions.

Modifies parole conditions to require that reporting schedules accommodate parolees' diligent efforts to secure and maintain steady employment or participate in educational courses or training programs.

Allows parolees to travel within the state to seek employment or participate in education or training programs unless travel violates other parole conditions.

Makes conforming language changes, replacing "such" with "that" in references to persons on probation and parole throughout the statutes.