Sentence examples for put on parole from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, his lawyer asked for the former billionaire to be put on parole.

Sometime later, Red is brought before a parole board and complains that the concept of rehabilitation is just a way for the board members to make themselves feel important, and declares he will start killing people as soon as he is released; for no apparent reason, Red is put on parole anyway and released from Shawshank.

The first was just three weeks after he was put on parole from his first prison term.

"He put on no defense," said Jack B. Zimmermann, who is working with Richard H. Burr on Mr. Graham's case before the board of pardons and parole.

Indeed, the attacks effectively put Yasir Arafat on parole, even if they had nothing to do with his Palestinians.

"And when I was on parole, I was put on a sex-offender registry, and they wanted me take sex-offender therapy, but I was able to prove through a series of tests that I didn't fit the category.

Instead of just throwing [people convicted on drugs charges] back into society and putting them on parole for 10 years, which is a set-up, they need to institutionalise them back into society.

Deciding that nonviolence is over, Mandela goes underground, participates in bombings of power stations and is finally captured, put on trial and sentenced to life without parole on Robben Island.

More felony offenders were put on probation, and more prisoners who qualified were released on parole.

Held in a segregation cell for nine months, in 1996 he was put on a bus for Pelican Bay, in the far north of the state, where he remained until his parole in 2004.

Reinaldo Escobar: The Cuban government has so far only put on the negotiating scale the release of 53 people - and I emphasis "release" because they are not liberations, because the majority have only been placed on parole.