parole board

Frequency: 6.15.0 per million words

A panel of people who decide whether a prisoner should be released on parole.

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Examples (20)

  • He is scheduled to appear before the parole board next month.
  • The parole board will meet next week to review his case for early release.
  • The parole board denied his request for early release.
  • He is scheduled to appear before the parole board tomorrow morning.
  • The state's parole board has a difficult job assessing the risk of reoffending.
  • The parole board denied her application after considering the severity of the crime.
  • Presenting a strong case to the parole board is crucial for the inmate's chances.
  • Members of the parole board expressed concern about the prisoner's lack of remorse.
  • Members of the parole board are typically appointed by the governor.
  • She submitted several character references to the parole board to support her husband.
  • After serving 20 years, she was finally granted release by the parole board.
  • The parole board granted him conditional release after he served fifteen years.
  • The recommendation from the prison warden will heavily influence the parole board's decision.
  • Families of the victims are often invited to speak at parole board hearings.
  • If the parole board approves his release, he will be subject to strict conditions.
  • The state parole board consists of five members appointed by the governor.
  • The family waited anxiously for the news from the parole board hearing.
  • A decision by the parole board is expected to be announced later this afternoon.
  • Reforms are being considered to change how the state parole board operates.
  • Lawyers argued that the parole board had ignored evidence of his rehabilitation.