Sentence examples for refused parole from inspiring English sources

He was refused parole a number of times and died of a heart attack at age 49.

The New Jersey Supreme Court had ordered Mr. Trantino's release after ruling that he had repeatedly been refused parole because of political pressure on the Parole Board.

Patrick Henry, whose trial in 1977 for killing a 7-year-old boy helped lead to abolition of the death penalty in France, has been refused parole.

Alyokhina and Tolokonnikova, who is being held in a distant prison, were both recently refused parole; they are appealing the rulings.

A judge ordered him to serve a minimum of four years but he has regularly been refused parole and is kept in an isolation cell at HMP Wakefield known as the Hannibal cage.

A6 Frenchman Denied Parole Patrick Henry, whose trial in 1977 for killing a 7-year-old boy helped lead to abolition of the death penalty in France, has been refused parole.

Patrizia Reggiani, the ex-wife to the Gucci heir, refuses parole.

The "unintended consequence" of refusing parole more often is that more prisoners are being released without any supervision or monitoring, the ombudsman said.

Detailed analysis of a convict's personal history may be a fairer reason to refuse parole than similarity to a stereotype.Technology may also sharpen debates about what people want from their justice systems, and what costs they are willing to accept.

"I made the decision to refuse parole principally because Mr Biggs had shown no remorse for his crimes nor respect for the punishments given to him and because the parole board found his propensity to breach trust a very significant factor".

This position was further buttressed in Re Findlay (1984), where four prisoners contended that the Home Secretary's new policy of refusing parole in all but exceptional cases was a fetter upon his discretion.