Sentence examples for early release programmes from inspiring English sources
Truss told BBC Radio 4 that she would not consider "arbitrary reductions in the prison population" or expanding early release programmes for offenders to deal with the "serious situation".
Adair left the Maze last September under the early release programme of the Good Friday agreement after serving five years of a 16-year sentence for directing terrorism.
Other parts of the Good Friday agreement, including an early release programme for IRA and loyalist paramilitary prisoners and a review of Northern Ireland's police force, the Royal Ulster Constabulary, are going ahead.
Recalling his time in office, Lord Trimble said there was "a significant concession" to paramilitaries in the peace process with an early release programme, but there was to be no amnesty for new evidence on crimes before 1998.
But the government could take other steps, such as moving some of the 700 ETA prisoners in Spanish and French prisons closer to the Basque country, or exercising leniency on day- and early-release programmes.
Maldonado called realignment an "early release" program.
For Brazil's prison crisis is now the midwife of some inventive programmes to boost early release from which Britain, with our own prison overcrowding problems, could learn.
No government in modern times has managed to reduce the prison population without adopting a programme of executive early release.
The purpose of these papers is to provide early release of information on ongoing activities and programmes and to stimulate discussion.
1988 Garrido is given early release.
