Sentence examples for parole about from inspiring English sources
Clare's is up for parole, about to return to it.
When people are asked whether they favor capital punishment or life without parole, about half favor each option.
As courts have handed down longer sentences and tightened parole, about 75 prisons have started hospice programs, half of them using inmate volunteers, according to the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
There were 113 people admitted under the program with humanitarian parole, about one-fourth of the 419 approved by the immigration services agency.
Mr. O'Hair, the Detroit prosecutor said, "If you're after retribution, vengeance, life in prison without parole is about as punitive as you can get".
Simpson himself is not out on parole, nor about to be.
About 31% of the sample were admitted for a technical parole violation, while about 14% of the program group and 12% of the control group were admitted for a new crime (not significantly different).
While inmates released on probation or parole typically get about $6,000 in house and job assistance, Prop 36ers get about $200 to help them reenter society, the report says.
Mr. Levy was also accused of lying about conversations he had had with other parole officials about incidents before, during and after Mr. Kim's hearing before the parole panel.
Opponents raised questions about his performance while serving in the division of parole and about state ethics charges he faced in the early 1990's.
The sentence is "a travesty," said C. Dixon Osburn, co-executive director of the Service Members Legal Defense Network, which is based in Washington, D.C. "We're left with huge questions about why Ft. Campbell cut this deal". Fisher will be eligible for parole in about four years, Osburn noted.
