"Cheer" star Jerry Harris will have a lengthy list of rules to follow after doing time for his child pornography case ... including completion of multiple treatment programs.
According to legal documents, obtained by TMZ, Harris' registration as a sex offender will be just the tip of the iceberg.
The terms of his supervised release require him to participate in a mental health program, and take any meds prescribed by the treatment provider.
On top of that, he'll also have to go through a sex offender treatment program, which might include psychological and physiological testing.
In addition to the treatment, there's an obvious criterion -- Harris is forbidden from coming into contact with the minors involved in his case.
As you know, Harris was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison last week after a string of his friends and supporters read statements about the disgraced reality star's character.
He was facing up to 50 years after pleading guilty to one count of receipt of child pornography, and one count of traveling with the intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct. Prosecutors had recommended a 15-year sentence, so the judge showed some leniency.