Sentence examples for asking for parole from inspiring English sources

[New York Post] David Berkowitz, the "Son of Sam" serial killer, said he has no intention of asking for parole.

The prisoners started asking for "parole," offering to forgo their participation stipend, despite the fact that as participants they were also allowed to quit at any point (and still get paid); the guards, meanwhile, quickly began psychologically abusing and humiliating their charges.

This week life-serving murderers were afforded the right to ask for parole.

One of the roommates, Joseph T. Lepore, 27, will be eligible to ask for parole again in 18 months.

After completing the first 15 years of the sentence, Lebrón's social worker told her that she could ask for parole, but she did not display interest in the proposal, never signing the required documentation.

Among the changes the campaign is asking for: granting parole to students eligible for the DREAM Act, parents of citizen children, and immigrants with deep roots in the community; and greater protections for all workers, including a moratorium on audits and ensuring the right to organize.

In that same letter he asked for his parole date to be moved up.

The lawyer had already told me they were asking for 30 years, no parole.

Two of the most notorious criminals in the country are back in the news, but it is not possible to consider either Jon Venables breaking the terms of his parole or Peter Sutcliffe asking for his minimum term to be set without asking if there's any place in modern incarceration for the life-that-means-life sentence.

"Society cannot allow this serial killer who committed such horrible, gruesome, random killings back out, and I am asking for your help to let the parole board know you do not want to see her get early release," Tate wrote in a Change.org petition against parole for Krenwinkel that has garnered 100,000 signatures. .

His diplomatic representative in the US, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, sent a letter to the parole board on behalf of the pontiff asking for a commutation of Gissendaner's sentence "to one that would better express both justice and mercy".