parole violation
Broken conditional freedom
A parole violation is any breach of the conditions set for a prisoner's early release.
Parolees must follow rules—meeting with parole officers, avoiding certain people or places, passing drug tests, maintaining employment.
Violations range from missing appointments to committing new crimes.
Consequences include warnings, increased supervision, or return to prison: He's back inside on a parole violation.
- abscondingDeparting secretly to evade
- on the runActively avoiding capture
- incarcerationConfinement in jail
- probationSupervised trial period
- warrantFormal authorization document
GPS tracking · ankle bracelet · arrest · court date · bail bondsman · check-ins · noncompliance · failed drug test · substance abuse · home visits · sentencing guidelines · breach · legal proceedings · risk assessments · conditional release · criminal law · revocation · three strikes
- crimesarson, burglary, robbery, kidnapping, vandalism
- criminal chargesarson, burglary, homicide, kidnapping, robbery
- recidivismrecidivist, reoffending, repeat offender, repeat offense, rearrest
- repeat offendersrepeat offender, habitual offender, recidivist, habitual criminal, recidivism
- penaltiespenalty, fine, civil penalty, criminal penalty, infractions
- Criminal Casesrobbery case, assault case, fraud case, arson case, drug case
legal standing/status outcomes
parole violationclean release