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parole as in:  released on parole

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  • Chances are the judge will push for life without parole.  (source)
    parole = the possibility of conditional early release from prison
  • Casey called in the information to the parole board.  (source)
    parole board = group of people responsible for determining if early release from prison is permitted and if so, what conditions should be required of the prisoner
  • Sims spent three weeks in the infirmary and was released by a parole board sympathetic to what he'd been through.  (source)
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  • Dick had received his parole on the condition that he reside with his parents;  (source)
    parole = conditional early release from imprisonment
  • The captains was bitter at having to leave his tug; Ender and Graff felt like prisoners finally paroled from jail.†  (source)
    paroled = released from imprisonment early if special conditions are met
  • After five months I went to see the parole board.  (source)
    parole board = group of people responsible for determining if early release from prison is permitted and if so, what conditions should be required of the prisoner
  • A new law has been enacted and he is being seen quite a bit by his parole officer.  (source)
    parole officer = person responsible for seeing that special conditions are met by a person who was released from prison early
  • I wonder if her parents are parole officers.  (source)
    parole officers = people responsible for seeing that special conditions are met by people released from prison early
  • "I tell you," repeated his companion, with a thick tongue, "that I don't live in the Rue des Mauvaises Paroles, ~indignus qui inter mala verba habitat~.†  (source)
  • We told the judges and parole boards we were committed to providing the assistance our clients required.†  (source)
    parole boards = groups of people responsible for determining if early release from prison is permitted and if so, what conditions should be required of the prisoner
  • Immediately before my colleagues and I conduct parole hearings for the criminals, we meet with their victims if they wish to tell us their stories.  (source)
    parole = regarding conditional early release from imprisonment
  • Referring to Sunday's boisterous Maple Leaf Gardens rally in Toronto, when 15,000 Communists staged a hysterical welcome for their leader Tim Buck, jailed for seditious conspiracy but paroled Saturday from Kingston's Portsmouth Penitentiary, Mr. Griffen expressed himself alarmed by the Government's "caving in to pressure" in the form of a petition signed by 200,000 "deluded bleeding hearts."†  (source)
    paroled = released from imprisonment early if special conditions are met
  • Reamer has served on the Rhode Island Parole Board since 1992.  (source)
    Parole Board = group of people responsible for determining if early release from prison is permitted and if so, what conditions should be required of the prisoner
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