Sentence examples for parole of from inspiring English sources

Mr. & Mrs. Shepard obtain the parole of a twenty-four year old prostitute who becomes a live-in companion for their son.

Just over 21 years ago, I was the only western reporter in a Prague court-room, covering the release (on parole) of Mr Havel from a communist jail.

"We ask the Chinese government to consider an immediate humanitarian parole of Xue Feng, thereby allowing him to get back to his family and his way of life".

She was writing about the parole of Anthony D. Marshall, 89, freed from prison less than two months into a one-to-three year mandatory sentence.

Asserting that Kathy Boudin's crime outweighed her "remarkable programming and disciplinary record," the New York State Parole Board empties parole of meaning.

The state attorney general, Ken Salazar, had asked for a rehearing last month after the court ruled on conflicting legislation concerning the parole of sex offenders.

The changes will remove the possibility of parole for some of Canada's worst murderers.

But it has been proven that capital punishment is more costly than life without the possibility of parole because of the expensive appeal process.

The bill included the three-strikes provision that mandated a life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole for offenders convicted of three felony crimes or more.

The bridegroom's father was a founding partner of Holmes O'Malley Sexton, a law firm in Limerick, and the chairman of the parole board of Ireland until his death this year.

Asked about Mr. Weber's comments by the Italian newspaper La Stampa last month, Mr. Trichet said, "There is only one single currency; there is one governing council, only one monetary policy decision, and one president, who is also the porte-parole of the governing council," using the French word for spokesman.