Disgraced former General, David Petraeus, can't leave town without asking his probation officer.

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If President-elect Donald Trump taps former Gen. David Petraeus to be his secretary of state, Petraeus has three days to notify his parole officer about his new job. He also needs to tell the probation officer before he leaves North Carolina -- and his work travel would have to be approved by his parole officer, too.

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Petraeus, once a widely celebrated military leader who oversaw operations in Afghanistan and Iraq, was sentenced on April 23, 2015, to serve two years of probation and pay a $100,000 fine for sharing classified information with his biographer and lover, Paula Broadwell.
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"The defendant shall notify the probation officer within 72 hours of any change in residence or employment," read a court judgment, which was reported first by USA Today.

"The defendant shall not leave the Western District of North Carolina without the permission of the Court or probation officer. Travel allowed for work as approved by U.S. probation office," the document also said.

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In my dreams, ha:

Petraeus: Yes, sir. The President wants me to go to Saudi Arabia Friday and then on to Russia. May I go?

Probation Officer: Hmmm. Russia, you say, Mr. Secretary. Let me check upstairs. I'll get back to you. Don't leave town.

I hope he got permission for his recent visit to Trump Tower.

He also must submit to warrantless searches of his person, office, home, electronic devices, by his parole officer or other law enforcement at any time.

If he were to be selected for Secretary of State or another position, Obama would probably feel compelled to pardon him. [Edit - I suppose it would be Trump at that time.]