Sentence examples for made parole from inspiring English sources

"I made parole the first time I went before the board," I said, "but it was another one of those good news/bad news situations.

He did time at Huntsville, chose to go to school for air conditioning and refrigeration, and made parole after three years.

He asks me what I am doing here and I say, as relaxed as I can, "I made parole; I'm going home".

The 11 consecutive life terms make parole improbable.

Voices of parolees, inmates, a parole officer and program directors who discuss the new effort in Kansas to make parole more effective and useful.

Vocational training was available, and literacy (or at least enrollment in school) was encouraged and increased one's chances for making parole.

The New York Legislature quietly took two steps this year, with the support of Gov. George E. Pataki, that are tantamount to making parole easier to get in order to save money, Mr. Wilhelm said.

Today, Kansas is a leader in a spreading national effort to make parole more effective and useful — to reduce violations and reincarcerations as it protects the public and seeks to help more offenders go straight.

But after a tragic event, he changes his mind and makes parole.

Despite making parole last summer, he's been unable to find a legal place to live, a condition of his release.

They age and mellow, make parole, and something comes along that strikes them as irredeemably freaky, wrong, dirty -- something they themselves would never have done.