parole conditions
Freedom with strings
Parole conditions are the rules a prisoner must follow after early release from incarceration.
These typically include regular meetings with a parole officer, restrictions on travel, drug testing, curfews, and prohibitions on associating with known criminals or possessing weapons.
Violating parole conditions can result in returning to prison: He went back inside for breaking his parole conditions.
- re-arrestDetain again after release
- social workProfessional community aid practice
- risk assessmentEvaluating likelihood of harm
- drug testingAnalysis for illicit substances
- electronic monitoringRemote tracking via devices
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parole conditionsno strings attached
Without obligations or conditions
free and clear · exoneration · expungement · pardoned · acquittal
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Official record removal
full pardon · exoneration · acquittal · clean record · clemency
parole conditionsimprisonment
Legal detention in jail
incarceration · full custody · locked up · behind bars · solitary confinement
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