Phrases with «parole conditions»

"Parole conditions" refer to the rules and restrictions that someone must follow when they are released from prison before their sentence is fully completed. These conditions are set to ensure their rehabilitation and prevent them from engaging in further criminal behavior. Full definition

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Sentences with «parole conditions»

When he wanted to break parole conditions by taking a job as a cab driver, the vocational circumstances which led to this original troubles, they intervened with his parole officer. (religion-online.org)
Conviction on a business, financial or computer crime charge can follow you for the rest of your life, require a prison term, substantial fines, restitution and strict parole conditions, and ruin your personal and professional reputation. (braunfotelandfrendel.com)
A prison term, substantial fines, a criminal record, separation from your family, strict probation or parole conditions upon your release from jail: these are the harsh penalties that await you if you are convicted of a crime in New York state. (hudsonvalleycriminallaw.com)
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Phrases with «parole conditions»

Sentences with «parole conditions»

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