Sentences with phrase «end of the parole»

There will be automatic termination at the end of the parole period or if your equity drops below 10 %.

Aside from California, there are 11 additional states that limit the reporting of a conviction to seven years from the date of disposition, end of parole, or release from prison.

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Grieshaber - Geddes advocated for passage of «Jenna's Law» to end parole for first time violent felons after her daughter, Jenna Grieshaber, was murdered by a parolee in Albany.

The legislators are being joined in their reform efforts by Janice Grieshaber - Geddes, a Manlius mother who successfully advocated for passage of «Jenna's Law» to end parole for first time violent felons after her daughter, Jenna Grieshaber, was murdered by a parolee in Albany.

Mr. Hevesi, reportedly nicknamed «Hevey D» by rapper Ja Rule in prison, served 20 months and was released on parole at the end of last year.

Finally released, he breaks his parole to start a new life, and for the next few decades he is pursued from one end of France to the other by a maniacally by - the - book policeman, Javert (Russell Crowe).

(Full disclosure: I'm working on a paper discussing where, institutionally, problem - solving courts fit in the criminal justice system: they appear to operate at the pre-trial, probation, and parole bits of the process, and at the misdemeanor / lower - felony end of the scale of sentences).

The risk is too high for an insurance company to take if you are currently in jail, or possess the ability to end up back in prison by a violation of your probation or parole.

Currently, all 63 of the term life insurance companies we work with have at least a 5 - to 10 - year waiting period AFTER your probation / parole has ended.

This isn't a prison sentence, though it may feel like parole at the end of the day.

If Aboriginal people are convicted, they are much more likely to be imprisoned than non-Aboriginal people, and at the end of their term of imprisonment, they are much less likely to get parole than non-Aboriginal people.»