Sentence examples for in work release from inspiring English sources

"We believe in work release," he said.

Under another new law, low-level offenders will be kept in work release programs or sent to drug treatment.

According to Brian Costello, some of the jobs that women obtained in work release have helped them launch careers.

From 1995 to 2010, prisoners participating in work release "have earned $148,079,927.73, paid $40,856,515.59 in Federal, State and Local taxes, and inmates have been forced to save $48,277,965.01," according to DOCCS.

The Department of Corrections will now go back and calculate exactly how early each prisoner was released and, depending on the number of days, have them serve the rest of their sentences either in work release or by sending them back to prison.

The scandal, which had been buried in the records of a U.S. Public Health Service researcher, is documented in work released by a historian at Wellesley College, Susan Reverby.

These women should, on a selective basis, be allowed to take part in work-release programs.

South Carolina bars them from participating in work-release, for example, and Alabama limits such opportunities.

New York generally charges only those inmates in work-release programs, taking a small part of their wages.

Most of the women at Bayview are nearing the end of their sentences or are in work-release programs.

In 1995, Gov. George Pataki prohibited people convicted of violent crimes from participating in work-release programs.