How can you fight a no contact restriction from parole?

Answer 1

First you would need to wait until you are out on parole.

Then:

1. File a request for change of parole conditions (typically this can be done through the parole office to the parole board). This will be denied.
2. File a step on Grievance. This will be denied.
3. File a step two grievance within thirty days of receiving the first denial. This will be denied.
4. File a step three Grievance within thirty days of receiving the second denial. This will be denied.
5. File a motion with district court to have the parole conditions reviewed. It is likely, perhaps 50/50 at best that your motion for hearing will even be granted. It is unlikely your request will be honored.
6. File an appeal with the circuit court to have the parole conditions reviewed. It is unlikely your motion for a hearing will be granted.

While this may seem rather an empty endeavor, if you feel strongly about it, and the other party is willing to support you in the endeavor, drive on. it is possible, although improbable that you can succeed. It is honorable and worth the try. If you do succeed, you make it easier for others who will follow.

Keep very good records and notes through the entire process, and always communicate your desire and the reasons supporting it in very clear detail. Keep in mind, if there is a familial relationship here, get outside support from ministers, doctors, counselors, neighbors, and other family. The more you have, the less improbable your quest.