If a California inmate refuses the conditions of parole can they serve their complete sentence and be released without any conditions?

In California, if an inmate refuses the conditions of parole, they may face consequences, such as being returned to prison to serve the remainder of their sentence. Parole is a supervised release that comes with specific conditions, and refusal to accept these conditions typically means the individual cannot be released under parole terms. Consequently, they would continue to serve their full sentence without the possibility of release until the end of their term, unless other legal options are pursued.