Sentence examples for total probation from inspiring English sources

For example, if your total probation period was 10 years, you could apply for a reduction in 2 years, because 33% of completion would be in 3.3 years.

Although the adjusted model did not reveal an association between total LSI scores and time to probation recidivism, women with 0 1 probation reentries (n = 16) did have significantly lower mean LSI-R scores than those with 2 4 reentries (35.9 [SD 6.4] versus 39.2 [SD 3.0], p = 0.019).

The Ministry of Defence thinks they account for maybe 3.5% of the total behind bars; the National Association of Probation Officers put it last year at up to 10%.

Currently more than 2.2 million people are incarcerated; and 1 in every 31 adults is in prison, on parole or probation adding up to a total of 7.3 million.

During the probation, the Wildcats can have a total of 80 players on scholarship -- 5 under the 85-player limit.

COLLEGES NCAA--Accepted Rutgers' self-imposed penalties of two years' probation and the loss of 20 total scholarships in 10 sports for violating eligibility and financial aid rules.

Soon after Beamer was hired, the N.C.A.A. placed the Hokies on probation and stripped them of a total of 20 scholarships over the 1988 and 1989 seasons because of violations committed under the previous coaching staff.

As of 2013, there were 2.2 million people in prisons and jails and 4.8 million in the community on probation or parole, for a grand total of nearly 7 million people under the justice system's control.

A total of eight staff, including two psychologists, one probation officer, and five research assistants, were involved in the file coding between January 2011 and September 2012.

A total of eight sites, seven prisons and one probation area are eligible to provide referrals to the study, including both people who do and do not want help to find competitive employment via the IPS service.

California and Texas recorded the most adults on probation and parole, almost a quarter of the total.