Free? Pollard under dusk to dawn curfew
Parole board decision prevents Pollard from attending synagogue, or enjoying
a Sabbath meal with relatives or friends.
By Ido Ben Porat First Publish: 11/23/2015, 12:34 PM
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/203806#.VlNKgJvouM8

Eliot Lauer, who serves as attorney for freed spy Jonathan Pollard, revealed
Monday that the parole board has determined that Pollard is to remain under
a house curfew lasting from 7 PM to 7 AM every day.

He will also wear a GPS bracelet that will monitor his location at all
times, and his movements will be limited to a small area inside New York
City. His computers at home and work will be monitored as well.

The curfew means that Pollard will not be able to take part in synagogue
prayers that take place after 7 PM or before 7 AM, and that he will not be
able to enjoy Sabbath meals or other festive meals with relatives or
friends.

The relatively small radius in which he may move about also makes it
difficult for him to find employment.

The employer who accepted Pollard for work as an analyst announced over the
weekend that he is taking back his offer because the government's insistence
on monitoring Pollard's computer would compromise his firm's data privacy.

Pollard is also obligated by the terms of his parole to answer the phone and
open the door at all times, day or night, since the probation officer could
carry out surprise inspections at any time.

Pollard's lawyers have filed a federal court motion against what they say
are the "unjustified and illegal" conditions of his parole. They noted that
he poses no danger of recidivism and any intelligence information he still
possesses is 30 years old and irrelevant.

The activists for Pollard have asked Israeli ministers and MKs not to speak
about the conditions of his release because of the "sensitivity" of the
subject, and to let his lawyers handle the matter.