A judge does not have the power to modify the terms or conditions of parole without a pending parole violation or a pending parole revocation hearing. The CDCR has the exclusive power to do this, not a judge once the defendant enters the CDCR. To read more about a case that put this to the test in the context of a sex offender residency restriction for someone on parole, please click on the following link – https://www.greghillassociates.com/may-a-trial-court-judge-modify-a-parole-condition.html