The Court was satisfied at the preliminary hearing that the supporting documentation, if proved, would justify an extended supervision order against a serial sex offender due for release, and accordingly made an interim supervision order for 28 days with 48 conditions. On the contested conditions, the Court required that DSO entry to the defendant's residence be limited to circumstances where the DSO has reasonable grounds to believe entry is necessary to ensure compliance, and similarly constrained the search and seizure condition to require reasonable grounds. The Court declined to carve out tertiary educational institutions from place restrictions at the interim stage due to insufficient information about the specific course and institution, but noted this could be revisited at the final hearing.
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