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Content: They must order repeat offenders on parole to undergo such treatment before parole. Offenders may choose surgical castration instead of chemical treatment. The Department of Corrections (DOC) administers the treatment, which parolees must begin one week before their release from custody and must continue until DOC determines that it is no longer necessary. The crimes that could subject parolees to chemical castration are: 1. sodomy; 2. oral copulation; 3. lewd and lascivious acts, including sex acts committed with force, violence, duress, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury to the victim or a third person;