parole violations
Breached freedom terms
Parole violations are breaches of the conditions set for a prisoner's supervised release.
Parolees must follow rules—meeting with officers, staying employed, avoiding drugs, not leaving the jurisdiction—and violations can send them back to prison.
A technical violation breaks a rule without being a new crime; a substantive violation involves committing another offense.
He's back inside on a parole violation.
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