parolees

Early release prisoners

Parolees are people who have been released from prison before completing their full sentence, under conditions that allow authorities to monitor their behavior.

A parolee typically must meet regularly with a parole officer, maintain employment, and avoid certain activities or associations.

Violating these conditions can result in return to prison: The halfway house serves parolees transitioning back into society.

supervision

probation

Supervised trial period

GPS tracking · electronic monitoring · home visits · drug tests · compliance · restrictions · surveillance · reporting · conditions · oversight

reentry

reintegration

Restoration to a group

support services · community resources · social worker · halfway house · transitional housing · adjustment · life skills · mentoring · case management · workforce development

release

discharge

Release of substance outward

good behavior · hearing · freedom · liberty · reentry · gate money · release date · commutation · sponsor

rehabilitation

therapy

Curative mental treatment

substance abuse · sobriety · relapse prevention · anger management · support groups · NA meetings · AA meetings · mental health · vocational training · education programs

Categories
Opposites
incarceration status

paroleesinmates

Incarcerated individuals

prisoners · convicts · detainees · lifers · jailbirds

legal standing/freedom

paroleesexonerees

People cleared of crimes

role in justice system

paroleesparole officers

Officials overseeing conditional release

wardens · judges · prison guards · prosecutors · jailers

Phrases
Family

parole, paroled, paroles, parolee

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