parole

simple noun20 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0
early parole6.0

Release from prison before the full sentence is served.

parole officer8.2

A law enforcement officer who supervises offenders who have been released from prison on parole.

parole board8.0

An official panel that determines whether a prisoner should be released on parole.

parole hearing7.9

A meeting to decide whether a prisoner should be granted parole.

parole violation7.3

An act that breaks the terms or conditions of a person's parole.

parole system6.7

The set of rules, procedures, and institutions for granting and supervising parole.

on parole7.8

Indicates the state of being released from prison under specific conditions.

without parole7.7

Used to specify that a sentence does not allow for the possibility of parole.

with parole5.0

Used to specify that the possibility of parole is included in a sentence.

be on parole7.8

To be released from prison on the condition of good behavior.

be eligible for parole7.6

To meet the legal requirements to be considered for parole.

release sb on parole7.5

To officially release a prisoner on parole.

get parole7.2

To be successful in an application for parole.

violate parole7.1

Fail to adhere to the conditions of parole (more formal).

grant sb parole7.0

Formally allow a prisoner to be released on parole.

break parole6.8

Fail to adhere to the conditions of parole.

give sb parole6.5

Allow a prisoner to be released on parole.

come up for parole6.4

For a case to be scheduled for a parole hearing.

be up for parole6.2

To be scheduled for a parole hearing (more informal).

let sb out on parole5.8

To release a prisoner on parole (less formal).