Sentences with phrase «get parole»

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.»

So the effect of absurdely long sentences is 1) make sure that if one charge falls, all have to fall before release, 2) make sure that particularly egregious crimes don't get parole as easily, and 3) avoid worrying about whether a long sentence is a «life» sentence or not, based on our rapidly progressing medical care.

Is it easier to get parole after lunch?

An unfortunate visit with a prisoner relative (Danny Glover) trying to get parole with Pearson's help doesn't go well, and the man ends up killing himself shortly afterwards.

Stone Premise: In a bid to get a parole recommendation from a veteran corrections officer (Robert De Niro), a convicted arsonist (Edward Norton) enlists his sexy wife (Milla Jovovich) to help seal the deal.

Most of the people in prison are atheists until they discover that finding Jesus will make it easier for them to get parole or avoid the death penality.

Or, you could take all that and trade it for the story of someone who slept around, did drugs, got divorced four times, murdered somebody, landed in jail, found Jesus, got paroled, and then became an internally known Christian author and conference speaker even though they lived most of their life with no thought for Jesus.

Tim gets paroled because of the testimony of coach and Buddy Garrity (ostracized from the power elite of Dillon, of course).

Yet they're three times more likely to be released — and they get paroled almost three times faster — than their non-psychopathic counterparts.

Lee's got a sweet girl named Kay (Scarlett Johansson), and things get a little hairy when an old ghost of Lee's is about to get paroled around the same time that a starlet named Betty Short (Mia Kirshner) is found brutally murdered.

Not exact matches

Because there's no federal parole, Tyler must get the president of the United States himself to sign off on his early release through a process known as commutation.

But the folks who sell drugs on the streets shouldn't be getting life sentences without parole for drug offenses, either.

This simple plow announces a prophetic hope: the longstanding hope for the day when God will get God's way, a way that will turn into grander than one governed by judges, bailiffs and parole officers.

Parole seems simple enough: Find a job and keep it; get court - mandated drug abuse treatment and counseling, etc..

Luckily the assailant, Carl Cooper, took a plea bargain and confessed to enough crimes to get him life in prison without parole.

If there were penalties for crimes against clubs in transfer windows he would get Life with no parole or the guillotine since he is French.

What's more, at the time I got the ticket I was explaining to my client's parole officer that I needed to duck off to move my car before I was fined.

Judith Clark, who drove the getaway car in the notorious 1981 Brinks robbery in which two New York police officers and a guard were killed, could get a new parole hearing.

It is also one of the major reasons why immigrants are deported, how families get torn apart by child welfare services, and why former convicts get trapped in the parole system, he added.

Would Panteleo get out, finally, on parole?

At the time, Scarinci denied allegations he contacted officials close to Governor McGreevey to get the state parole board to change its mind.

The suit argued that the parole board failed to review minutes from Bell's threatening and unrepentant sentencing statement, and also neglected to get input from victim family members opposed to parole.

This year, parole officers nominated families who have been working and trying to get ahead, but struggling financially.

The two alternatives now are to 1) appoint a new jury and conduct a mini-trial before it goes to decide on the penalty (which could take months); or 2) the judge could get the prosecutors to agree to forgo the death penalty; and the judge could unilaterally impose life w / o parole or life, with parole after 25 yrs.

«What I'm calling for is Governor Cuomo to get rid of those parole members who made this lousy decision,» said Republican Assemblywoman, Nicole Malliotakis, of Staten Island.

«We're trying to find them a job, we're trying to get them re-enfranchised... in this state, when you're released from prison and you're on parole, you still don't have the right to vote.

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Burt was sent to prison, where he used his attorney skills to get several murderers and rapists out of jail on technicalities (by his own admission) before his eventual parole.

Fiona, meanwhile, passes a drug test, gets sprung from jail and lands a job at Patsy's Pies with the help of her parole officer.

Another is Clarence Maclin, who got his college degree shortly before being paroled and now works as a supervisor at a nearby residential treatment program helping young people avoid the costly mistakes he made as a teenager.

Framed in flashback, as captive Los Angeles private investigator Ned Cruz (Banderas) gets grilled by a trio of possibly dirty cops (Thomas Kretschmann, William Fichtner, Delroy Lindo), the movie centers on the labyrinthine business inquiries Ned conducts on behalf of a just - paroled Russian boxer, Anton Protopov (Robert Maillet, of Sherlock Holmes).

Tobey is wrongly convicted in the driving death of his clairvoyant friend (seriously) and decides to break parole to get revenge upon Dino (Dominic Cooper), the man responsible for the kid's death, by beating him at an ultra-exclusive race in California.

Populated with great character actors in a superb ensemble cast, the film sympathetically displays the believable motivations and everyday, idiosyncratic human personalities of the assembled characters, mostly two - bit criminals (one with a family) and a recently - paroled mastermind criminal (Sam Jaffe) who all dream of and long for a quick, million - dollar jewelry store robbery to provide salvation and a means of getting away for their impoverished lives.

The balding, pot - bellied parole officer Ray Stussy feels like his more successful, handsome older brother, Emmit, the «Parking Lot King of Minnesota, owes him something, and Ray, with the help of his fiancee and bridge partner, Nikki (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), is bound and determined to get it.

So when a policewoman (Sidne Anderson) shows up and asks him to come down to the station and reveals that his parent's killer is getting out of prison early on parole, his recluse desperation clicks with us as fresh - born necessity clicks on for him.

Delpha's just been released on parole, and she takes the first job she can get, as secretary for Tom Phelan's brand new detective agency.

That's what they told me when I got out of prison and again once I finished my parole.

If a company fails to raise its dividend in any year, it will get booted out of the Aristocrats index and be sentenced to five years with no chance of parole.

I think it is so great that he is getting training via Pups on Parole.

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I agree... it's how there raised PERIOD.Something somewhere went wrong if your pit is aggressive before you adopted, could of been when they were pups.I have a blue and Tia on pit bulls and paroles says... mostly aggressive due to over breeding to get the blue.Wrong, I have 4 different breed dogs and also, raised sharpies years ago, my liberty is the sweetest, laidback love bug I have ever owned.Just putting that out there.

So after my release from prison on Sept. 12, 2004, I moved my parole from Seattle to Wilmington, North Carolina, where I reunited with my family and got a job in a civil litigation firm as a paralegal and office manager.

When it comes to parole and probation violations, creative thinking and decisive action are the keys to getting you the best case results possible.

However, there are other ways to get out of jail (besides doing the time), namely having the conviction overturned, being paroled, and credit for good behavior.

But I think few would - be killers, especially teenagers, would think «I won't commit this crime if there's a small chance I'll get the death penalty; but I will do it if all it means is that I'll get life without parole.»

It was always obvious that a large number of people would be sentenced to indeterminate sentences and placed in a prison system that was already unable to get determinate prisoners through the required programmes in time to be considered by the Parole Board.»

After years in the parole world, I got a law degree and switched to working as a crown attorney, before becoming a defence lawyer.