Sentence examples for allowed parole from inspiring English sources

The bracelet allowed parole officers to monitor his comings and goings.

The court said Gereb must serve at least two-thirds of the sentence before parole, while the original decision allowed parole after one year.

For many of the crimes for which these individuals have been convicted, the state does not allow parole.

James B. Flateau, a spokesman for the State Department of Correctional Services, said the state planned to allow parole rates for nonviolent inmates to remain steady, while creating greater restraints on violent criminals.

That play, along with a letter from his sentencing judge, convinced then governor Pat Brown to commute Cluchey's sentence to allow parole.

"This was an opportunity to do something impactful without imperiling public safety," Mr. Cate said, adding that allowing parole officers to focus on more serious offenders will improve public safety.

In the 1990s, the Oregon Legislature created a rating system that allows parole officers to employ a range of sanctions — short of a return to prison — for offenders whose infractions were minor and did not present a danger.

Judge Wennet had discretion to impose any sentence from 25 years to life (although no discretion to allow parole), and most of Mr. Grunow's friends and members of his family who testified at a sentencing hearing on Thursday asked for the maximum.

Pat Brown to commute Cluchey's sentence to allow parole, and his eventual release in 1966.

"By allowing parole consideration if they do good things, they will then have an incentive … to show those who will be judging whether or not they're ready to go back into society," Brown said in announcing his plan.

Proposition 57, will allow parole consideration for people convicted for non-violent felonies and determine whether young people at the age of 14 and older should be prosecuted and sentenced as adults.