Sentences with phrase «parole until»

He will not be eligible for parole until he is more than 50 years old.

On the third strike, you may be in prison for the rest of your life, ineligible for parole until you have served at least 25 years of your sentence.

Under her previous sentence, she would not have been eligible for parole until she was 106.

She would not have been eligible for parole until she was 106.

Not exact matches

One simple but important reason that lifers on parole pose such a low risk is their age: even before truth - in - sentencing, virtually no lifers were released until they reached their late 30s.

It should be obvious, someone knows the secret, and they are trying to keep it a secret because we are stuck in this world until we earn «parole».

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.

Stec said «these individuals made a choice to break the law, they forfeited their right to vote until their entire sentence is served — parole included.»

But prior to the order, convicted felons did not have their voting rights restored until completing their parole.

Under current state law, parolees can't vote until they are no longer on parole It's expected this executive order could put 35,000 criminals back on the voting rolls.

Cuomo's order allows her to appear before the Parole Board, which she otherwise would not have been eligible to do until she turned 106.

In the judges» situation, after a lot of cases had worn them down they would categorically reject new parole petitions, because it was the easiest option, until after lunch when they had a break and could re-energize.

Kahneman explained that «During the two hours or so until the judges» next feeding, the approval rate drops steadily, to about zero just before the meal... Tired and hungry judges tend to fall back on their default position of denying requests for parole.»

If, when the police discover the identity of the driver, it turns out that he was subsequently sent back to prison for a parole violation, the statute of limitations for your personal injury claim may be tolled until the driver is re-released from prison.

Until the two - day judicial review hearing, very little was known about John Worboys» 10 years» in custody - and the reasons why the Parole Board granted his release.

Most carriers will postpone the application until you've been out of jail or off probation or parole for at least 12 months.

In the case of summary conviction offences unrelated to employment, an application for licensing will not be considered until the completion of sentence, parole, probation or payment of fine.