parole
416
6.7
- noun
- /pəˈroʊl/
- Specialized
:
libertad condicional
- Are you on parole?
- a parole officer
- a parole board
- parole from prison
You face a natural life imprisonment without possible parole, OK?
- You face a natural life imprisonment without possible parole, OK?
- Prison without parole is not going to stop the sale of drugs.
- I'm still on parole and I'm on probation, you see.
- And I remember Mad Dog Madden, the parole agent.
- So eventually, two things, I had a parole hearing.
- You get me boom, I've come back now I've got my parole papers.
- And I was violating my terms, conditions of probation and then parole all the way through.
- The feds still trying to, you know, 'cause I'm on parole, so they still had jurisdiction over me.
- I had no dating life when I was on parole.
- And now he's doing life in prison without parole.
- If he wins the appeal, the best thing he can hope for is life without parole.
- The the parole system, it's not designed to put you back in prison.
- And it, it basically explains how Manson kept getting let out of prison when he shouldn't have been and kept violating parole not and getting let out.
- We sued around the General Assembly's practice of denying people the right to vote who are on probation, parole, post release, supervision.
- And if they do, then the maximum sentence in California will be a life imprisonment without parole.
- But Charlie Bronson, I'm doing a documentary with with, I can't go into the details, but Charlie, he's got a parole hearing coming up.
- But my dad said, you know, his dream was for me to be the boss because he was going to be on lifetime parole.
- killed a few students. Case was just resolved somehow, right? Yes, he pleaded guilty and I asked this because he is facing life without parole. Now.
Examples
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After serving three years, he was granted parole and returned to his family under specific conditions.
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Peggy's father was at one time placed on parole by the new Rebel authorities.
Fiction book (1994) -
And he was up for parole like within within the year.
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The the parole system, it's not designed to put you back in prison.
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Made parole about two weeks ago.
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The terms of your parole?
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He knew that I had my parole hearing today.
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He's been up for parole twice, denied both times.
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Pauline was released two weeks later, but remained in New Zealand on parole until 1965.
Fiction book (1994) -
"I've got to be in Quincy at eleven to see my parole officer."
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
1
9.9
A permit that lets a prisoner live and work outside prison under rules
Antonyms
155
3.9
A situation in which someone is kept and not allowed to leave, often by police until a decision is made
How Free
127
3.9
- Formal
252
4.2
279
1.8
- Specialized
416
6.7
155
3.9
Surface Forms
Etymology
Parole comes from the French word parole meaning 'word' or 'promise', because long ago a prisoner could be freed on their 'word' to behave. So a parole is a release that depends on following certain rules.