Sentence examples for set parole from inspiring English sources

The argument, fundamental ly, is that sentences should be definite in term, and that con victs should have stated rights in their dealing with officials who set parole dates.

I don't know why the judge set parole eligibility at the maximum, but the community and the lawyers in Alberta were angry because he blamed the murder on his friend.

The JBM correctly classifies 79% of validation-set parole decisions, and if the model would have recommended against parole but the Board nonetheless granted it, the Board was two and a half times more likely to be reversed.

Records on file with the State Department of Correctional Services show that he has a parole hearing set for September 2026 and a parole eligibility date in January 2027.

Mr. Morales's reported comments to investigators differed sharply from the tone he set at his parole hearing in 2002, when he expressed remorse and spoke of his hopes.

After the man convicted of killing her sister is set free on parole, an investigative reporter discovers new information about the murder.

On Tuesday, British officials ordered the rearrest of Johnny Adair, a paramilitary leader linked to the Ulster Defense Association, who had been released last September under a form of parole set out by the province's peace agreement.

Reyat has been ordered to live at a halfway house until August 2018, when his perjury sentence would normally expire, and abide by several conditions set by the parole board, including having no contact with victims' families or alleged former co-conspirators, and no political activities.

For the second time in 16 months, a onetime gang member convicted in the 1978 killing of San Diego Police Officer Archie Buggs is set for a parole hearing.

The Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles set a hearing for Davis's second bid for clemency for September 19.

"As bad as your crimes are, you will have the opportunity in jail to strive for rehabilitation and I propose to set a non-parole period as an incentive for you to try".