The Court of Appeal struck the following three probation conditions, finding that they each amounted to an improper delegation of judicial authority: (1) “Enroll in and successfully complete the Community Corrections Service Center program if required by the Probation Officer…”; (2) “Immediately enroll in, pay for, and successfully complete an alcohol and drug problem assessment program, if directed by the Probation Officer”; and (3) “Enroll in, pay for, and successfully complete an outpatient treatment program or a residential treatment program if required and as chosen by the Probation Officer…”
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