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He's hoping to get parole.

Prisoners are entitled to apply for parole.

When he finally gets out, he's turned away wherever he goes, due to his parole papers.

Most of the offenders (74 percent) are on parole or probation-a much cheaper alternative to incarceration.

He was, though he was released on parole after only eight years of a 10-25-year sentence.

The first system, emphasising rehabilitation, gives a lot of discretion to parole boards, who can reward good behaviour and also help with overcrowding by reducing inmates' prison time.

Next year Frau Schmitz will again make an appeal for clemency, and I expect the parole board to grant the appeal.

If your parole terms included not entering a bar or liquor shop, the device could be programmed to start an alert process if you lingered near such a location for more than 60 seconds.

A recent study by Israeli scientists found that judges were much more likely to grant a convict parole if they had just eaten a meal than if they were at the end of a session.

Yes; we understand that there’s a time and place for ads in conversations, as a chat with a friend isn’t quite the same as an interview with a prospective employer or parole officer.

They had broken their parole and fled.

He was given a week's parole to visit his mother in hospital.

Kiehl says he's heard all this before: all psychopaths claim they feel terrible about their crimes for the benefit of the parole board.

The Pew Centre on the States, a research outfit, reports that one in 100 Americans is incarcerated. One in 31 is in prison, on parole or on probation.

You remember that man who shot three people when he held up a bank? The judge locked him up and threw away the key: she sentenced him to life in prison with no chance of parole.

The prisoner applied to the governor for parole.

His parole officer called him in for a meeting the next day, and Garrido brought the two children, his wife, and a woman he identified as Allissa.

The parole board recommend him for parole.

In fact, some of the states that most avidly execute prisoners, such as Texas and Oklahoma, have higher crime rates than states that offer only life in prison without parole.

Once, an inmate threatened to spread rumours that I was sleeping with prisoners if I didn't rewrite his parole report.