I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
parole board
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
eligible
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Because it is retroactive, the measure would also make nearly 1, 000 prisoners in the state eligible for parole .
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He remains in prison and is not eligible for parole until 2012.
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Goldston will be eligible for a parole hearing when he is 68 years old, said prosecutor Blaine Bowman.
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Convicted of second-degree murder for his role in the crime, Carter is automatically eligible for a parole review after 15 years.
■ NOUN
board
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It is thought that they were sent on short holidays in Britain after the parole board released them last month.
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It must be awful monotonous, belonging to one of these state parole boards .
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The situation made me feel like an applicant who is absurdly unqualified for a job-or a felon appearing before a parole board .
officer
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If a kid is on parole and his parole officer wishes to incarcerate him, there would be no room.
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And parole officers sometimes choose not to recommend revocation.
system
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The parole system has been making efforts to keep former convicts out of trouble.
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Failure by the parole system to learn of felony convictions and to revoke paroles.
■ VERB
release
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Richard claimed that William des Barres surrendered to him and was released on parole while he went in pursuit of more victims.
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If, however, he makes satisfactory progress, he could be released to a less-secure parole facility earlier than that.
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He was alleged to have carried out his threat after being released on parole .
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The first came when he was released on parole after serving five years of a 15-year prison sentence for aggravated robbery.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And parole officers sometimes choose not to recommend revocation.
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But the program is short of money; some officers must look after up to 1, 000 people on parole .
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Failure by the parole system to learn of felony convictions and to revoke paroles.
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Hubbell went to prison for 18 months and is now out on parole .
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If a kid is on parole and his parole officer wishes to incarcerate him, there would be no room.
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Smart, 30, is serving a life sentence with no chance of parole .
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The parole system has been making efforts to keep former convicts out of trouble.
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While I was in Cookham she got knocked back on her parole , she got a five-year review.
II. verb
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Calley, who had been sentenced to life imprisonment, was eventually paroled after having served only three years.
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Florida paroles first-time convicted criminals into the care of the Salvation Army-25, 000 of them at any one time.
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Goldsmith, for example, paroled in 1987, was arrested on the firearms charge in 1992 and convicted in 1993.
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He had been paroled, but violated the terms, and was picked up last month.
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He was paroled again Oct. 11, 1978.
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He was convicted of 23 crimes and paroled in 1994.
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The prison governor said projects like this provide an important stepping stone for men shortly to be paroled.