Spann has protested Lindh's early release to lawmakers, including Sen.
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Police booked him for alleged burglaries after his early release.
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In September, she sought early release after serving seven months.
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She also helped secure the early release of Momolu Stewart.
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My only concern about this early release was pain management.
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But many lawmakers feared attacks that they were granting early release to criminals who had committed heinous crimes, and the list of offenses someone could commit and still be eligible for early release shrank considerably.
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During his captivity, McCain was offered early release, but he refused.
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In September, Mr. Madoff filed a separate petition for early release.
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He was offered early release due to his father's high rank.
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More phone time, reduced sentences, 'compassionate release,' and early release credits.
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She was granted early release in 2013 after serving three years.
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The clemency initiative identifies federal prisoners deserving of an early release.
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Twenty-nine school districts were closed, with 55 on early release.
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He is serving life with the possibility of early release in 2048.
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She was denied early release after her last parole hearing in 2011.
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Jerry Brown, who long opposed early release for any of Manson's followers.
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Today, the company announced the early release of Skylight for Microsoft HoloLens.
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Tens of thousands of prisoners were granted early release on this basis.
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The denial was without prejudice, meaning Bongiorno may still seek early release.
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He was granted an early release by a federal judge in 2016.
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They will be eligible for early release if they meet Pinski's conditions.
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Carter was denied parole after seeking early release from prison last September.
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He served seven years and got an early release for good behavior.
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However, he was granted early release from prison after serving nine months, Cleveland.
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In fact, the label suggested an early release of an advance Kesha track.
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In fact, the company appeared to tease in an early release of wallpaper.
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Mr. Dassey is serving life with the possibility of early release in 2048.
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Just 3 months ago the Board said Barzee was unfit for early release.
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Every single prisoner eligible for early release will be carefully scrutinized by judges.
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Aleida is up for early release, since she's been such a model inmate.
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Since his early release, he said he's been staying indoors and feeling healthy.
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His 35-year sentence does not include the possibility of an early release.
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He refused early release from prison camp in Hanoi to save his honor.
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This month, South Africa granted Mr. Chumlong early release after serving six years.
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He spent weekends at home and was cleared for early release in January.
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He was jailed for seven years but freed on early release in 1985.
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They were granted early release after less than a year in the prison.
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The company declined to say if Rodriguez's discovery had prompted the early release.
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My company does early release every Friday, which is one of my favorite perks.
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Regardless of his sentence, regardless of his early release, she won because she survived.
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A parole board agreed to his early release after about a year in jail.
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Measles&apos mother and sisters objected to Bennett&aposs bid for an early release.
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The law also denies those convicted the possibility of early release, parole or probation.
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Until his early release, he had been scheduled to be freed in early June.
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A higher-level Hebei court rejected an appeal in 2013 after Zhang's early release.
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The inmates must complete the program in order to qualify for possible early release.
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In her first interview since being given an early release from prison, Army Pvt.
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The court hearing on his early release petition was held at the penal colony.
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Most of these upcoming features are now available in the Android Studio early release channel.
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John Schneider is asking the court to restore his jail sentence following his early release.
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Mr Thompson wants vocational studies and early release for perhaps one-third of current prisoners.
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Early release initially would have applied to a much larger share of the criminal population.
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Last December, Langford wrote a 4-page letter to the court, asking for early release.
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It now expressly excludes offenders convicted of any serious violent felony from retroactive early release.
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The good behavior provision would allow for the early release of an estimated 4,000 prisoners.
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Or is the prospect of his early release going to upend Veronica and Hermione's lives?
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That move, which the Obama administration supported, made thousands of people eligible for early release.
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The release also noted his case for an early release received support from bipartisan lawmakers.
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Cotton had said the bill would grant prisoners an "early release," a claim Lee denied.
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Also, the aforementioned Lucas Goodwin has gotten an early release by becoming a federal informant.
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Black's early release stemmed from the completion of a voluntary life skills course behind bars.
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Correction: Federal prosecutors on Wednesday evening filed a memorandum opposing Madoff's request for early release.
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While prosecutors agreed that Ebbers' health had deteriorated in prison, they opposed an early release.
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His lawyers in December sought Rigas' early release after his condition was diagnosed as terminal.
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Low-risk offenders who complete their programs are eligible for conditional early release ("home confinement").
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Mr. Dassey is serving a life sentence without the possibility of early release until 2048.
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Nemazee in January had asked his sentencing judge, U.S. District Judge Sidney Stein, for early release.
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Even Barbara Jones, the federal judge who imposed Ebbers' prison sentence, thought early release was appropriate.
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Datasoft forced an early release, and so split the first game in the series in half.
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Keenan said that he was satisfied that Ng's situation met the criteria for an early release.
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In fact, his education means so much to him, that he hasn't requested an early release.
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TechCrunch's Matthew Panzarino got an early release of the beta to try out the new feature.
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After Von Cramm's early release in early 1939, he was ostracised by the All England Club.
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It was in one early release that he first used the term "Fab Four," which stuck.
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Nakita needed an early release if she were to win back parental rights over her son.
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It also expands early-release programs and modifies sentencing laws to more equitably punish drug offenders.
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His early release was unexpected, mercy from a judge whose reasons I cannot begin to divine.
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While incarcerated, she completed an intensive drug treatment program, which entitled her to an early release.
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Under federal guidelines, prisoners who receive that kind of diagnosis can be eligible for early release.
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On Thursday, she asked the Massachusetts parole board for early release in a closed-door hearing.
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He was granted an early release on the condition that he wear an electronic monitoring tag.
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Argentina asked for an early release of a $50 billion loan from the IMF on Wednesday.
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Spann has protested the early release of Lindh and taken the issue up with lawmakers, including Sen.
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Fogle was also shut down by the same judge when he asked for early release last month.
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In January, Altice went before the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole to ask for early release.
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Factors in support of an early release should include more than just clean disciplinary records in prison.
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Sophia's almost convinced, until Linda visits and offers her $300,000 and an early release for her silence.
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Previously, inmates could earn only up to 47 days per year toward early release for good behavior.
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From a public safety perspective, early release of drug offenders from federal prison is already highly problematic.
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In the world of software, there's a well-known philosophy embraced by developers: release early, release often.
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He was granted early release from prison in 2007 after his sentence was cut for good behavior.
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Mr. McCain was brutally and repeatedly beaten but refused early release unless other captives were also freed.
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According to his motion for early release in September, his eyesight has also worsened in recent years.
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Not complying with treatment requirements could be grounds to deny an early release on parole, Johnson said.
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Her husband Richard Ratcliffe said the Revolutionary Guards were "inventing new charges to prevent her early release".
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Johnson also blamed Labour for bringing legislation in 2008 that provides automatic early release for some prisoners.
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Such pardons are granted to prisoners deemed reformed and rehabilitated, and found to be deserving of early release.
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Hey, getting your hands feet in an early release of a collaboration this good is definitely worth advertising.
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Allison Nething of Mansfield, Ohio, has no chance of early release, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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Turner is scheduled for early release from jail Friday after serving three months of the six-month sentence.
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The family of Ronald Goldman has also spoken out this year about the possibility of Simpson's early release.
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But then-President Barack Obama commuted Manning's sentence in January, thereby providing her with an early release date.
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McCain spent nearly six years in a Vietnamese prison camp where he endured torture and refused early release.
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"When early release goes wrong, as it so often does, who pays the price?" he wrote in 2016.
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Representatives passed the First Step Act, a bill that makes it easier for inmates to earn early release
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It was aimed at reducing recidism rates among federal prisoners, expanding early-release programs and modifying sentencing laws.
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We are interested (in the topic of) sanctions, we are interested in Maria Butina and her early release.
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He launched the clemency program in 2014, inviting thousands of drug offenders and others to seek early release.
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She hopes that her husband will be able to appeal and one day be granted an early release.
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A federal judge granted Ebbers' early release on Wednesday due to what his family says is failing health.
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He resisted early release to avoid demoralizing his fellow prisoners, the New York Times wrote early this week.
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Those changes have led to the early release of more than 3,100 prisoners, according to the Justice Department.
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In addition, while attorneys from her office did push to deny early release for some prisoners who'd been assigned to help fight wildfires, Harris' spokesperson said she was "shocked" by their argument, and her office later negotiated an agreement that led to an expansion of the parole program for early release.
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The 15-piece collection hits Target stores on January 22 (an early release on the megastore's website January 15).
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The government will allow early release for potentially tens of thousands of inmates who were convicted of nonviolent crimes.
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Judge Latisha Dear-Jackson had indicated an early release because one of the jurors had travel commitments this weekend.
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Since its early release last Friday, Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury has become the hottest book in the country.
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"Mr Ng applied for early release from prison based on his exceptional family circumstances," Keenan said in a statement.
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One of the conditions for his early release would require him to enroll in a residential drug treatment program.
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Once signed into law, thousands of inmates will be eligible for immediate sentencing reductions and expanded early-release programs.
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It would also expand early-release programs and modify sentencing laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
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Given his early release, Chalermpol saw fighting as a viable way to leave his former life of crime behind.
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A former president of Kyrgyzstan, Almazbek Atambayev, was charged with collusion in the early release of a mafia boss.
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Pence praised McCain's service during the Vietnam War, during which he was captured and tortured after refusing early release.
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For now, though, the early release heightens the importance of the upcoming court decisions on the Clean Power Plan.
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Seattle, Kent, Tacoma and Mercer Island are among the districts that have announced early release for students and faculty.
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The bill overhauls certain federal sentencing laws, reducing mandatory minimum sentences for drug felonies and expanding early-release programs.
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It would expand programs in federal prisons to keep inmates from reoffending after release and expand early release credits.
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His early release from US jail comes just over half way through a 16-year sentence for drug trafficking.
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She served almost eight years in prison; meanwhile, her dad's health failed him shortly after his own early release.
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Lindh's early release this week appears to be the result of time taken off of his sentence for good behavior.
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He had recently said he wanted to resign but couldn't afford to pay the early release clause in his contract.
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Miller was granted early release on Wednesday following just over a year behind bars in Wayne County, Georgia, Variety reports.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York declined to comment on his request for early release.
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The bill allows prisoners deemed "low-risk" to earn early release credits by taking part in anti-recidivism activities — i.e.
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People who have committed any of a long list of crimes will not be eligible to earn early release credits.
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The letter also reveals that Madoff filed for an early release last September, but the Bureau of Prisons denied it.
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What is unclear is how much the peer-reviewed version will have changed from the early release version leaked online.
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Compassionate release permits early release of prisoners under circumstances unforeseen when they were sentenced, usually for medical or humanitarian reasons.
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Turner is scheduled for early release in September under California law, which gives county jail inmates credit for good conduct.
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Many prison systems require prisoners to obtain a GED or enroll in education programs to be eligible for early release.
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More than 500 victims wrote to the court about Madoff's early release request, with an "overwhelming" amount of them opposed.
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Chief among these is Carol (Edie Falco), Chris's former high-school teacher and the prime instrument of his early release.
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According to Paperny&aposs second company, Prison Professors, inmates can use a number of techniques to seek an early release.
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As part of his sentence, he was deported back to Britain from Vietnam upon his early release in August 2008.
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As part of his sentence, he was deported back to Britain from Vietnam upon his early release in August 2008.
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I also find out about a mandatory leadership hang-out instituted by our commander so there goes my early release.
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The explosive book detailing White House chaos and incompetence has sparked a furor since its early release late last week.
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District Attorney Brooks Baker said he hopes the parole board will never grant Miller early release, according to the Star-Gazette.
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He served a few months in prison in 2014 before being granted an early release, but sought to clear his name.
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He is next eligible for parole in February 2019 and, according to the Gazette, has previously sought early release without success.
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Jail officials told WLWT Hunter will be evaluated to see if she can participate in any early release programs they offer.
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Possibility for early release Manafort could get time off his sentence for good behavior, but he is not eligible for parole.
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Google has something similar in early release, which is likely to be a product by the third quarter of this year.
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He also fought for a ballot initiative that made more inmates convicted of nonviolent offenses eligible for early release through parole.
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And tying education to early release amplifies these benefits even further, allowing students to begin contributing to the outside world sooner.
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" McNicol says Pasek could request an early release but added, "My opinion is that any reduction in sentence is extremely unlikely.
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The bill, among other things, reduced some mandatory minimum sentences, expanded early-release programs and increased job training for former prisoners.
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The First Step Act would provide more education and treatment to prisoners and expand early-release programs while shortening some sentences.
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He rejected early release to keep his honor and to avoid an enemy propaganda coup or risk demoralizing his fellow prisoners.
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When Hoffa was granted an early release in 1971, it was under the condition that he not return to union leadership.
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Activists warned that the ruling could pave the way for the early release of some of the era's most notorious offenders.
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According to the BBC, he was granted an early release on the agreement that he would wear an electronic monitoring tag.
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Rihanna, LeBron James, Snoop Dogg, and many more celebrities have called for Brown's early release since her story gained widespread attention.
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The law expands job training and other efforts aimed at reducing recidivism rates, expands early-release programs and modifies sentencing laws.
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According to online court records ... Track is getting credit for time spent on an electronic monitoring device, hence the early release.
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Simpson, who turned 70 on July 9, appeared before the Nevada Parole Board on Thursday to seek early release from prison.
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As a result, officials at China's statistics bureau objected to the early release, according to people with knowledge of the official order.
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Moreover, the early release of a known terrorist involved in the 2002 Bali bombings could invite questions from European officials, Chapman noted.
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The parole board had repeatedly denied Mr. McMillon's request for early release, citing his disciplinary history, his sister said and records showed.
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A lawyer for the Steenkamp family told the BBC last week that the family opposed the early release, but had expected it.
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But the early release, along with the pointed recommendations at establishing timelines, seem geared at an attempt at forcing a quick change.
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In the end, all four parole board members voted to grant Simpson early release, which could happen as soon as Oct. 1.
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In fact, there is a movement afoot to amend the laws in Tennessee, which may provide Brown a chance at early release.
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In sentencing Lawrence, Booras ruled she would be ineligible for early release, ensuring she will remain incarcerated until she's at least 76.
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But Mr. Lennox had argued that an early release for Mr. Ng on certain grounds, including compassion, would not violate the accord.
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The latest recall in China includes the 1,858 early-release Galaxy Note 7 smartphones that the watchdog ordered recalled on Sept. 14.
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This year, Colorado started an early-release program for people convicted as juveniles and who've already served 20 years of their sentence.
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The publication found that Barr thought the early release could drive up crime numbers and put the administration in a bad light.
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After the London Bridge attack, the British government said that it would toughen terrorism sentences and end early release for serious offenders.
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He remained imprisoned for over five years, refusing early release until every man who had been taken before him was let go.
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An early release published on September 23rd showed it had slid to 41.4, signifying the sharpest decline in manufacturing activity since 2009.
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TOKYO, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Japan's foreign ministry has demanded the early release of fishermen detained by Russia, Kyodo News reported on Wednesday.
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Granting early release to sick, elderly inmates with families who want to care for them would be the humane thing to do.
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Tom Cotton, who has claimed that the bill would give early release to certain sexual offenders and those who have assaulted law enforcement.
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But these days, the group can simply exploit loopholes reserved for the old and sick: bribing and intimidating health officials for early release.
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The Justice Department's one-time early release of about 6,000 nonviolent drug offenders in late 2015 accounted for much of the federal drop.
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Since its unveiling, however, the discourse surrounding The Life of Pablo has expanded far beyond the weird excellence of that early release party.
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The bill allows prisoners deemed "low-risk" to earn early release credits by taking part in anti-recidivism activities such as behavioral courses.
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Update: July 20, 2017: O.J. Simpson is scheduled to appear in a hearing today that could lead to his early release from prison.
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The trials eventually wrapped Brendan Dassey into its lair, entrapping him in a life sentence with the possibility for early release in 2048.
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If Trump's previous opinions on Madoff and his family are any indication, the uber-crook faces long odds in winning an early release.
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While President Obama was responsible for her early release from prison, a different president was in office by the time she reentered society.
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The ex-football star will appear before a parole board in Nevada, requesting early release from his sentence for kidnapping and armed robbery.
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A third woman said Johnson threatened to block her early release and to send negative reports to the parole board, the lawsuit says.
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McCain was a prisoner of war for five and a half years in Vietnam, and refused early release because it broke with protocol.
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Had it not been for the heart condition that was the basis for her early release, she likely would have died a prisoner.
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It also wouldn't include an exclusion for violent crimes, potentially giving a path to early release for people serving time for violent offenses.
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After his early release under a program that Texas has since abandoned, he raped a woman in Louisiana and was apprehended in Florida.
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That bill, passed in December, among other things banned the shackling of pregnant prisoners and made thousands of prisoners eligible for early release.
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Last month, Mr. Charles was sent back to prison after a federal court determined that he did not technically qualify for early release.
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The family statement acknowledged resistance to Ebbers' early release from victims of WorldCom's collapse, but said that many victims also expressed their support.
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On Sunday, Johnson detailed his claim that Labour, which was last in government in 2009, was to blame for Khan&aposs early release.
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This isn't even a trailer, it's a "camera test," which is kind of a ridiculously early release to include in a trailer roundup.
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We met when she was serving out the remainder of her 18-month sentence waiting on early release in order to keep her child.
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Torel and Third Window Films are worried about how this early release could effect the film's box office in the U.K. and Asian markets.
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On Thursday, a California parole board recommended an early release for Robert Beausoleil after rejecting the 71-year-old's 18 previous bids for freedom.
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Cordle said he understood those who felt that his request for an early release went back on his initial pledge to take full responsibility.
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The First Step Act would make that measure retroactive, allowing nearly 3,000 offenders imprisoned for crack-cocaine offences to petition judges for early release.
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Rather than complying with the court's full list of conditions, however, Schneider asked the court to restore his jail sentence following his early release.
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Also, the early release date on this holiday movie suggests that by 2025, the Christmas movie season is going to start in mid-August.
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In his petition for early release from prison, Mason wrote to his now-dead estranged wife that he was sorry for what had happened.
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Palin also blasted Obama's decision this fall to allow the early release of 6,000 federal inmates imprisoned on drug charges while championing gun control.
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Right now, the 5.50 update is only available as a beta to those who signed up and were selected for the early release program.
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However, his term was marred by controversy due to frequent paroles and early release, which some protesters alleged was due to his celebrity status.
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Today, the company is launching a new early release developer version for its Windows and OS X users that includes a power-saving mode.
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A spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, Lu Kang, expressed disappointment that Australia had granted Mr. Ng early release, suggesting that it violated the treaty.
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They served two months before a human rights group, the Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS, secured their early release.
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The Justice Department says that it did not authorize the early release of anti-Trump text messages between two FBI officials to the media.
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Ted Cruz of Texas, signed on after they added certain provisions that would make it harder for some offenders to get an early release.
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But that's like arguing for the early release of a criminal because he would still be bound by law not to commit another crime.
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He recently unveiled a clemency reform plan that would, without Congress, provide an early release as many as tens of thousands of federal inmates.
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Over the past few months, many have argued that his early release would be unjustified or that it would pose a potential public threat.
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It also expands early-release programs and modifies sentencing laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, to more equitably punish drug offenders.
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The bill offers more incentives for early release, reduces mandatory sentencing for nonviolent crimes and expands programs that aim to prevent inmates from reoffending.
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One persistent advocate for early release of drug convicts, Jason Flom of Lava Records, mentions having attended fundraisers for Hillary Clinton's 260 Senate campaign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will end the automatic early release of convicted terrorists under new fast-tracked legislation to be introduced to parliament on Tuesday.
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The parole board denied his early release at least in part because he refused to admit responsibility for the shooting, the state's attorney said.
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Carter, 22, who began serving a 15-month jail sentence this February, appeared at a parole hearing Thursday to seek early release from prison.
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This comes after Argentina's government unexpectedly asked for the early release of a $50 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday.
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The day after Proposition 2202 passed in California, these inmates were allowed to apply for early release or parole and have their records expunged.
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Meanwhile, a Tennessee man is headed back to prison after a federal court ruled that his early release 22018 years ago was actually an error.
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As we reported ... Felicity got out of prison Friday, enjoying an early release after serving only 11 days behind bars despite her 14-day sentence.
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Now that a Nevada parole board has granted the 70-year-old Simpson an early release, allowing him to leave prison as early as Oct.
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The forum's name is a reference to the First Step Act, which has helped thousands of federal inmates secure early release under new sentencing guidelines.
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Earlier versions of the bill would have allowed for a much larger share of the prison population to be eligible to work toward early release.
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But objections from some Republicans led to the bill including a longer list of crimes that would exclude someone from being eligible for early release.
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A political action committee backing Mr Landry pounced when an ex-con, Tyrone White, allegedly robbed a builder at gunpoint, days after his early release.
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In 2010, Barzee was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for her role in the kidnapping, but was granted an early release last month.
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Supported devices in this early release include AWS IoT Enterprise Button, a commercialized version of the Dash button and the AT&T LTE-M Button.
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Adobe provided me with an early release of this update and under normal circumstances, content aware crop works just like you would expect it to.
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"He's not just letting everybody out," she said, adding that she saw first-hand some of the people who got turned down for early release.
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From activists to government officials, many have called for her early release, including a United Nations torture expert and a petition with over 64,000 signatures.
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Mr. McCain was shot down during the war and imprisoned for more than five years in Hanoi, refusing early release even after being beaten repeatedly.
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After nine months in an Ohio prison, a state judge granted his request for early release in June 2016 that included a list of conditions.
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MUNICH — Uli Hoeness is back in charge of Bayern Munich, 21974 days after his early release from a 21979-month prison term for tax evasion.
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The early release also provides a sobering reminder of how much more progress is needed to meet greenhouse gas emissions targets across the energy economy.
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The groundbreaking First Step Act, enacted last December, authorizes early release of federal prisoners who have worked to reform themselves and are deemed low-risk.
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Despite the early release, Google did not share the name for N. It likes to pick sweet monikers; Lollipop and Marshmallow were the last two.
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The Celtics drafted him ninth over all, and he was able to join the team earlier than expected after the Marines granted him early release.
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While her early release Habit exists in a more laid back place, she recently promised Noisey that her upcoming debut album is a "shredding" record.
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He is also a courageous soldier who was beaten and imprisoned for 5 yrs but he refused an early release rather than betray his country. pic.twitter.
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Early release is a common practice in Estonia, and Romanov will not have to serve the rest of his sentence, provided he commits no new crime.
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Its major reforms include lessening "three strikes" sentences, granting exemptions to mandatory minimum sentences, and allowing for nonviolent offenders to work toward early release from prison.
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Ebbers' health was in decline by the time he sought early release from prison under a federal law allowing some older prisons to obtain freedom sooner.
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As a prisoner of war in Vietnam, he refused early release from prison and spent five-and-a-half years suffering sporadic torture and solitary confinement.
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Alabama's parole board rejected an early release for 40-year-old Melissa Wright at a hearing on Tuesday, Elmore County District Attorney Randall Houston tells PEOPLE.
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Rudd told BBC Radio 4's Today program that she would be reviewing how intelligence is shared after the early release of the Manchester attacker's identity.
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Here's the reason for Nick's early release: Darius Cole, a crime lord inside the prison, has decided to make Nick his instrument in the outside world.
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Our Governor in Iowa, Terry Branstad, just signed a bill that will allow the early release of hundreds of people serving drug felony sentences in Iowa.
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Staff errors also resulted in the early release of five inmates -- three of whom were let go a year before their sentences were scheduled to end.
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Soligon said the company is bringing new technology into stores — from early release Xbox games to virtual reality headsets like HTC's Vive and Microsoft's own HoloLens.
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Passed in December, the legislation seeks to expand job training and early-release programs, and modify sentencing laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
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Broadly speaking, the latest bill pairs investments in anti-recidivism programs in federal prisons and an expansion of early release credits with changes to sentencing laws.
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It lumps together new funding for anti-recidivism programs meant to prepare prisoners to re-enter society and the expansion of early release credits for inmates.
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State Representative Jeremy Faison, a Republican from Nashville, visited Ms. Brown in 2015 on a friend's recommendation, and has since been pushing for her early release.
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Once he seemed primed for an early release, Kentucky sought to have him extradited back to state prison to serve the rest of his life sentence.
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Whenever Americans have been taken captive, the United States government has made it a top priority to gain access to the hostage and seek early release.
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Ebbers had been granted an early release from prison due to poor health in December after serving just over 13 years of a 25-year sentence.
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Ebbers' attorney filed for his early release last year, saying that his health had deteriorated substantially, necessitating his transfer to a 24-hour nursing care unit.
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Staff errors also resulted in the early release of five inmates — three of whom were let go a year before their sentences were scheduled to end.
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London stabbing: The Islamic State claimed responsibility for a stabbing attack on London Bridge on Friday, which raised questions about the assailant's early release from prison.
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New York (CNN Business)Former WorldCom CEO Bernie Ebbers has been granted an early release from prison after serving 13 years of a 25-year sentence.
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Bill Haslam has ordered the early release of Cyntoia Brown, a sex-trafficking victim whose story gained national attention after a 267 documentary about her case.
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Bill Haslam has ordered the early release of Cyntoia Brown, a sex-trafficking victim whose story gained national attention after a 2011 documentary about her case.
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A Nevada parole board granted Simpson an early release last week after he served nearly nine years of a 33-year sentence for kidnapping and armed robbery.
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In Season 6 — MAJOR SPOILER ALERT — she's suspected as one of the riot organizers, only to eventually be let off the hook and recommended for early release.
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Well, according to Daily Star, one of Murray's key accomplices, a man named Paul Allen, has been granted early release from a UK prison on good behavior.
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They are working on legislation to reduce mandatory sentences for nonviolent criminals and expand early-release programmes for inmates who seem to pose little danger to society.
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Trump said McCain, who was tortured as a prisoner of war in Vietnam and who refused early release, was not a war hero because he was captured.
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While Starbucks had an early release of the Pumpkin Spice Latte on August 26 in 2014, the latte has never officially returned to menus before August 28.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine's two-year prison sentence keeps getting shorter, and now the 23-year-old rapper is asking for an early release due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Washington State passed the first "truth in sentencing" law in 1984, requiring prisoners to serve a long portion of their sentences before being eligible for early release.
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Shortly before sexually abusing one inmate, prosecutors say, Lieutenant Perez reminded her of how he had previously "saved" her by ordering her early release from solitary confinement.
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Katsav, 71, had been turned down for early release twice after refusing to meet the parole board's demands to recognize his crimes and express regret for them.
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At its core, an offer of early release for the completion of recidivism reduction and reintegration programs is an opportunity for policymakers to be tough but fair.
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In 2014, a judge ordered restrictions on Jebril's use of computers and online access after prosecutors said he had violated conditions of his early release from prison.
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There is no death penalty here and prisoners can get early release for good behavior -- unlike authorities in Damascus and Baghdad, Kurdish forces are banking on leniency.
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Rather, according to Ohio officials, a widespread concern about early release of violent crime offenders was a major factor in the state's decision to pass TIS legislation.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, announced his support for the bill after gaining White House approval of an amendment that he said would exclude violent offenders from early release.
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The JWST's operators at the Space Telescope Science Institute have selected 13 missions as part of their Director's Discretionary Early Release Science Program, according to a press release.
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" Goldman's family repeatedly expressed their misgivings about Simpson's early release, saying in a statement that they felt "frustration and anticipation over how this will change their lives again.
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After two failed attempts at early release, Midnight Rider director Randall Miller has been released from jail after serving just half of his original sentence, according to reports.
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WASHINGTON — Congress has reached a deal on a criminal justice reform bill that loosens mandatory minimum sentences and allows low-risk criminals to earn early release from prison.
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At the time, some activists said they had hoped he would grant early release to a larger number of inmates who are in prison for non-violent offenses.
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Eric Holder's "Smart On Crime" initiative resulted in the early release and/or reduced sentences for hundreds of convicted felons, many of whom were large-scale drug traffickers.
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It took more than a year, but now Opera is actually launching a free built-in version of SurfEasy in the early release developer version of its browser.
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Half a lifetime later, at 45, he got out thanks to the 20/45 law that offered early release for prisoners over 45 who'd served over 20 years.
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They argue that the measure will increase crime, as other early release measure have done — property crimes and violent crime rates have each increased by about 7 percent.
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She said of the about 1,600 women held at the prison, she was part of a class of only 15 who were approved for early release on Monday.
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Much of the work was done by convicted drug abusers living in a network of halfway houses who can earn early release through public service, Dr. Rullán said.
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Cosby told the NNPA that he believes he&aposll serve his full sentence because he won&apost admit guilt or remorse, which is usually prerequisites for early release.
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The former chief of WorldCom, convicted in one of the largest corporate accounting scandals in U.S. history, died just over a month after his early release from prison.
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Terrorism crackdown: Britain said on Tuesday that it would introduce tougher laws that will entail longer prison sentences and end early release for people convicted of terrorism offenses.
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About half the state's inmates, including most drug offenders, now receive what is called a determinate sentence, a fixed period of incarceration with limited opportunity for early release.
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If voters backed him in the imminent election, he declared, he would make sure that all terrorists were locked up for at least 14 years, without early release.
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News of Carter's early release comes a day after a two-member state parole board denied her request to be released after serving roughly half of her sentence.
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And Beach doesn't think the early release will have a measurable financial effect on her business (people who preordered from Amazon, she says, are "not necessarily my customers").
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"Parole" -- early release of a prisoner -- is available in most state criminal justice systems, enabling offenders to be released from prison before (often well before) completing their sentences.
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But federal policies "limit the number of aging inmates who can be considered for early release and, as a result, few are actually released early," the report explained.
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The decision to grant Brown an early release comes a month after the state's supreme court ruled she would have to remain behind bars for at least 51 years.
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His early release in August 2013 on a technicality triggered a storm of protest from the US, and fury within the DEA where he is hated with particular intensity.
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Since her early release — the result of a commuted sentence from President Obama — Manning has set up an Instagram to share new photos of her life outside of prison.
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A three-judge panel from a federal appeals court on Thursday blocked Dassey's scheduled early release at the request of the state of Wisconsin, which filed an emergency appeal.
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Bernard Ebbers, the former WorldCom Inc chief executive, was granted early release in December from his 25-year prison sentence for orchestrating an accounting scandal at his phone company.
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Under federal guidelines, prisoners who receive a diagnosis of an incurable illness that is expected to kill them in 18 months or less can be eligible for early release.
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In January, a group of Republicans led by Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton raised concerns about the bill, citing its potential to qualify thousands of violent criminals for early release.
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This money helps it recruit new listeners through ads and secure exclusives like the early release of Drake's new album "Views", which BuzzAngle says was the year's top album.
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He clarified that, under this law, the inmate has the right to apply for parole after 40 years but is still unlikely to actually be granted an early release.
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Also, House proposals would exclude too many people currently in prison from early release even though the vast majority of these individuals would still be coming home one day.
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McCain declined early release during his over five years in captivity, a benefit that would have been granted to him because his father was an admiral in the Navy.
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Stops along the way include mini spa-like treatments with vegan skin-care brand Nuria and a preview of early-release hardcovers in Book of the Month's reading room.
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Lindh has served the majority of his 20-year sentence and his early release from federal prison on Thursday in Indiana appears to be for good behavior, CNN reported.
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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN)Abu Bakar Bashir, a radical Islamic cleric and the alleged mastermind behind the 202 Bali bombings, has been granted early release from jail on humanitarian grounds.
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" As Lawfare's Susan Hennessey pointed out on Twitter, McCain also "refused early release from a prison camp where he was tortured so as not to leave his men behind.
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It was only with his early release in 2014 that Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro could announce a long-negotiated detente, hoping to end five decades of hostility.
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Beginning March 13, 2020, an early release of the Variis app will be made available to Equinox members as part of a phased market rollout, included with their membership.
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But Ebbers' various requests for early release due to his health had been denied by the Bureau of Prisons until it was granted by a federal judge in December.
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People should expect performance penalties in the "single to double digits," noted Michael Larabel of Phoronix, who ran tests on an early release of a patched version of Linux.
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Madoff, who is serving a 150-year sentence in federal prison, recently said he was dying from terminal kidney disease and asked a judge to grant him early release.
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For example, Cotton claimed that "productive activities" are defined so vaguely in the bill that federal inmates could earn early release by watching TV or doing other leisurely activities.
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Michael CohenMichael Dean CohenTreasury adviser pleads guilty to making unauthorized disclosures in case involving Manafort Michael Cohen calls for early release from prison The rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 2019 MORE, President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE's former personal attorney, is requesting an early release from prison.
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For example, Cotton argued that "productive activities" are defined so vaguely in the bill that federal inmates could earn early release by watching TV or doing other leisurely activities. Sen.
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But a suspect's gang membership -- and early release from prison after Murphy took office -- may have been bigger factors in an incident that left one person dead and 22 wounded.
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Sanchez's best shot at redemption — and early release — came last week, when she was called to testify against Chapo at his ongoing trial at the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn.
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The hard-nosed Aussie had hitherto been known for his "dog-whistle" slogans: "How would you feel if a bloke on early release attacked your daughter?" ran one from 16.5.
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One of the biggest concessions was that many provisions of the bill will not be made retroactive, so people already serving jail time will not be eligible for early release.
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In a letter submitted to U.S. District Judge Denny Chin by his attorney Brandon Sample, 218-year-old Bernie Madoff asked for an early release on the grounds of compassion.
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But if they really wanted to make stars feel like they were getting the fast food celebrity treatment, they could have at least brought over some early-release Shamrock Shakes.
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It has been customary at international tribunals to deduct one-third of the total sentence, so Mr. Bemba may be eligible for early release in as little as four years.
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These initiatives include job training and counseling while incarcerated, the expansion of early-release programs for prisoners earning this privilege, and the release of prisoners closer to their home communities.
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Kim Kardashian West working to get other prisoners released Other stars, including rapper Drake and actresses Jada Pinkett-Smith and Alyssa Milano, also addressed the early release on social media.
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To stay in business, Agriprocessors hired a revolving door of temporary legal workers, mostly young, single men, including Somali refugees, guest workers from Palau, early release prisoners and homeless people.
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The Trump administration had weighed a variety of plans for an early release amid an intense lobbying campaign by lawmakers and activists that highlighted concerns about an unprepared prison system.
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The good news is it still keeps many of the provisions that let nonviolent offenders, including those imprisoned or charged for drug crimes, get an early release or shorter sentence.
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Due largely to its early release, "Unlock the Swag" by Rae Sremmurd would go on to be my most-listened-to track of 2015 (according to Spotify's "2015 in Music").
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An article on Wednesday about incarcerated journalists in China misstated the time period in which the Committee to Protect Journalists helped win the early release of 80 imprisoned journalists worldwide.
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The 230-year-old leader of the opposition FDU-Inkingi party had served eight years of her 261.3-year sentence but there had been no sign of an early release.
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As the law is written, inmates who had already earned credits and were eligible for early release could not leave until after the Justice Department created the risk assessment tool.
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As the law is written, inmates who had already earned credits and were eligible for early release could not leave until after the Justice Department created the risk assessment tool.
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Caro Quintero had served 28 years of a 40-year sentence for the murder of DEA agent Camarena and his early release on a technicality triggered fury within the agency.
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The FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton is revealed in full; the death of an Uzbeki despot leaves a power vacuum; the early release of a Stanford rapist lengthens a furious debate.
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Bernard L. Madoff, the mastermind of the largest Ponzi scheme in history, said in a court filing on Wednesday that he was dying and asked for an early release from prison.
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Abagnale spent five years in prison including time in Sweden, France, and the U.S. He eventually won early release after agreeing to help educate the authorities and the public about forgery.
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A conservative think tank, the Henry Jackson Society, said in a report that the case showed that offenders convicted of terror-related offenses should not be considered eligible for early release.
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The state supreme unanimously agreed that under Tennessee law Brown can only become eligible for early release after serving at least 51 years of her sentence, when she will be 69.
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Slashing mandatory minimum sentences and granting early release to these murderers shows compassion for criminals while turning a blind eye to the tragic and terrifying real-world implications for their victims.
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He also notes that this early release will help developers add support for the new features in Android N. Google stresses that this release is very much a work in progress.
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Among other things, the senator argued that the bill's list of those charges excluded from obtaining "time credits" that can help bring about a criminal's early release is far from complete.
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London (CNN)A British lawmaker says there is a "glimmer of hope" for jailed British-Iranian woman Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe after reports she may have been deemed eligible for early release.
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The prisoner exchange, which also dropped charges or obtained early release for at least nine Iranians, came as the U.S. lifted many sanctions on Iran as part of the nuclear deal.
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Many of the changes appeared to be devised to limit the types of offenders who would be eligible for early release credits under the law, according to senators and congressional aides.
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Federal prosecutors on Wednesday told a judge that they oppose Ponzi scheme kingpin Bernie Madoff's recent request for early release from prison on compassionate grounds due to his terminal kidney disease.
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Such energies are better spent working to expand the use of incentivized early release and ensure that it actually results in the conclusion of a sentence in legislation such as Rep.
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Michelle Carter, who was jailed after encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself in a series of text and phone conversations, was denied parole after she asked for early release, PEOPLE confirms.
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Over the past year, the Bureau of Prisons has granted early release to thousands of prisoners under the First Step Act and prepared to resume executions after a 16-year hiatus.
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His legal team now believes, however, that because he was called to testify in Virginia, he is no longer eligible for early release, flushing months of hard work down the drain.
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" The lawyer noted that Barbara Jones, the now-retired federal judge who imposed Ebbers' prison sentence, had written Caproni in support of his early release, saying Ebbers "has been punished enough.
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London (CNN)British rapper J Hus stunned fans by joining Drake on stage during a concert at London's O2 Arena on Friday -- shortly after being granted an early release from prison.
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A new Justice Department analysis — conducted at Cotton's request — found that the Senate's bipartisan sentencing and prison reform bill could make people convicted of some sex crimes eligible for early release.
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Adrien Broner got a big fact rejection from an Ohio judge -- who denied the boxer's request for an early release from jail ... after showing up to court drunk earlier this month.
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For example, the 1994 federal crime law encouraged states to adopt harsher "truth-in-sentencing" provisions that mandate inmates serve a certain amount of their sentence before they're eligible for early release.
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The First Step Act was a bipartisan bill that helped thousands of federal inmates secure early release under new sentencing guidelines, but Democrats were united in framing it as an insufficient measure.
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Still, the version that passed is filled with concessions: An early draft would have allowed for a much larger share of the prison population to be eligible to work toward early release.
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A former prosecutor and then Delaware's chief deputy attorney general, Brandt later became a medical malpractice attorney who won Sheeran an early release from jail in 1991 after Sheeran's conviction for racketeering.
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Instead, appearing to be extraordinarily fair under the circumstances, the judge ruled against an early release of the Trump video, delivering what may eventually be a more painful and ultimately fatal blow.
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As president, Barack Obama, for instance, used his clemency powers to mitigate the effects of the federal war on drugs and mass incarceration by granting hundreds of drug offenders an early release.
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The bill creates a new system for prisoners to earn early release for good behavior, expands evidence-based re-entry programs, and also provides new job training, drug treatment and life counseling.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Abu Bakar Bashir, the radical Muslim cleric and alleged mastermind of the 2002 Bali bombings, will be granted early release from jail on humanitarian grounds, Indonesia's president said on Friday.
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" Ron Goldman's family has repeatedly expressed their misgivings about Simpson's early release, saying in a statement this week that they felt "frustration and anticipation over how this will change their lives again.
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Google's Hiroshi Lockheimer says that this surprise early release is designed to gather feedback from developers right away, so that Google can release a version to manufacturers earlier than it used to.
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"We will keep insisting and fighting for the release of the other women," said Herrera, adding the CDFA had helped to secure the early release of 30 other imprisoned women since 2009.
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The movie, starring Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, and Orlando Bloom, is set to release nationwide on May 26, and it's unclear how badly a potential early release would hurt the massive corporation.
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"Hartmann's completion of more than two-thirds of her sentence and her exemplary conduct in the UNDU are factors that favor her early release," wrote Theodor Meron, the court's American chief justice.
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"It's a witch hunt against women, especially poor women," said Munoz, who has secured the early release of at least eight women charged or jailed for abortion crimes in the past decade.
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Mr. Kushner has taken the reins on the project and is pushing legislation that could help decrease recidivism by offering incentives for prisoners, including job training programs, halfway houses and early release.
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"Those convicted of terrorism-related offenses should not be eligible for automatic early release," a report on Mr. Choudary's probation by the Henry Jackson Society, a neoconservative think tank in Britain, concluded.
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Britain: About 220 people currently locked up on terrorist offenses in Britain would have their prison terms extended under a proposed measure to stop the early release of hundreds of terrorism convicts.
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Media organizations, including Bloomberg and Reuters News, send reporters to data "lockups" to prepared stories in advance of release, with the government controlling a communications switch to prevent an inadvertent early release.
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Several appeared to be designed to limit the types of offenders who would be eligible for early release credits under the law, according to a Republican official familiar with the drafting process.
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"Just because a federal offense is not on the specific list of ineligible offenses doesn't mean inmates who committed [a] non-specified offense will earn early release," Carroll wrote in an email.
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ACCRA (Reuters) - Ghana President John Mahama has decreed the early release of three men convicted over death threats against Supreme Court judges made during a panel discussion broadcast on a local radio station.
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Tate tells PEOPLE she is concerned that Newsom could grant parole to Bouseleil and she is urging California residents to reach out to Newsom's office to convey their concerns about his early release.
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Nemazee, a U.S. citizen whose family left Iran after the 1979 revolution, is among the earliest prisoners obtaining early release under the bipartisan First Step Act signed by President Donald Trump in December.
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The "Desperate Housewives" star was scheduled to be let out on Sunday, but the spokeswoman cited a policy that allows for the early release of inmates whose release day is on a weekend.
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The Trump-backed First Step Act, passed in the Senate on Wednesday, was crafted to expand judges' discretion in sentencing, allow early release for certain federal inmates, and reduce some mandatory minimum sentences.
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Yet while carjackers and bank robbers would indeed be eligible for sentence reduction by completing job-training and educational programmes, Mr Cotton is conflating "early release" with "early transfer to pre-release custody".
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Update: July 19863, 21986: Arnelle Simpson, O.J. Simpson's oldest daughter from his first marriage to Marguerite Whitley, appeared at a parole hearing to testify on behalf of her father's early release from prison.
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Bashir's lawyers said he was eligible for early release because he had served more than a third of his sentence, but he had refused to sign documents detailing the requirements for his probation.
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Lawyers for Hassan Nemazee, 68, who has spent nearly 8-1/2 years in prison, said he qualified for early release under a prison reform law signed by President Donald Trump last month.
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Additionally, there are numerous teacher training days and early release days, and often the first or last week of school is made up of half days for which child care must be obtained.
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" But, he added, he still believed the legislation is "deeply unwise" and would result in the "early release from prison thousands of serious, repeat and potentially violent felons over the next few months.
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Paul Manafort, once the chairman of Donald Trump's 2016 campaign, will spend the next seven and a half years of his life in prison, barring early release or a pardon by the president.
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He scored an early release on April 11 due to his handiwork with a mop and bucket during his 3 months in jail for stabbing a man in a December 2014 bar fight.
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Having signed a $50 billion standby financing deal with the IMF in June, the slide in the peso prompted Macri's administration to pledge deeper spending cuts to secure an early release of funds.
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The bureau said in October 2016 that his early release would "minimize the severity of his offense and pose a risk to the community," noting a history of drug offenses and impaired driving.
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Two Republicans, Senators Tom Cotton of Arkansas and John Kennedy of Louisiana, introduced amendments to limit which types of offenders would be eligible for early-release programs or to water down other changes.
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It was written and directed by Atom Egoyan and follows the story of Veronica (De Oliveira), who remains in prison as her father Jim (Thewlis) attempts to get her out on early release.
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The sentence was less than the maximum of 29 years the judge could have given Weinstein, but the 67-year-old will be 90 when it's over, unless he is granted early release.
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There was little public outcry over the early release of the white-haired Katsav, who had already served more than two thirds of his sentence, a point when many prisoners are granted parole.
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Kim Kardashian's had the clemency golden touch, but her support for the early release of "Making a Murderer" convict Brendan Dassey won't make any difference ... so says the governor who's making the call.
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She was in college when Skalnik first came up for parole, and she wrote to the parole board's members, urging them not to grant him early release, and they abided by her wishes.
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A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the early release from prison of former WorldCom CEO Bernie Ebbers — mastermind of one of the biggest accounting frauds in history — citing his increasingly dire medical condition.
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President Mauricio Macri is under pressure to increase public revenue, especially after unexpectedly saying he would ask the International Monetary Fund for the early release of funds from a $50 billion financing deal.
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In addition, Martin said, county jails rely on the early release of nonviolent inmates with GPS monitoring, and together these measures have led to a steady decline in the jails' population since realignment.
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For Rihanna, the leak and early release of her album reflected her increasingly fraught and unsteady relationship with music, the thing that made her famous but not the thing that keeps her that way.
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Hunter currently is being held in the medical facility at the Hamilton County Justice Center, where jail officials said she can be evaluated to see if she qualifies for early release, according to WLWT.
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Last year saw the resignation of South Africa's then-finance minister Nhlanhla Nene, fears about the Turkish central bank's independence, and an Argentinian plea to the IMF for the early release of standby funds.
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The Justice Department announced today that it has charged an Iranian man with this year's hack of HBO, a high-profile security breach that led to the early release of TV episodes and scripts.
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While Google isn't promising a complete absence of bugs in this build, the fact that we're looking at an early release candidate suggests most of the major changes and optimizations should be in place.
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Since its early release on January 5, the book shot to the top of the New York Times best-seller list and inadvertently helped a Canadian professor make some extra cash along the way.
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The deadline for completing that tool was Friday, prompting the early release of the more than 3,100 inmates from federal prisons around the United States, including people serving time for drug and weapons offenses.
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The advocacy surrounding the case of Cyntoia Brown — the sex-trafficked teen serving a life sentence for murdering a man who solicited her — might help her obtain early release, a legal expert tells PEOPLE.
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In the wake of last year's landmark deal to limit Iran's nuclear program in exchange for an easing of crippling sanctions, some of the men harbor hopes of an early release, their lawyers said.
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His refusal of early release — as the son of the newly-appointed American commander of U.S. Pacific forces — is an example of bravery and honor that distinguishes him for exceptional moral and physical courage.
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Kevin Stitt signed new legislation this year that made these definitions retroactive, meaning that inmates like Ortiz, who were already serving sentences for these crimes, could be eligible for early release for time served.
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But that embrace became a political flashpoint recently when Abu Bakar Bashir, a radical Islamic cleric and the alleged mastermind behind the 2002 Bali bombings, was granted early release from jail on humanitarian grounds.
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His unwillingness to use his status -- his father was an admiral in the Navy -- to gain early release from the camp exemplifies a selflessness and sacrifice most of us can't even begin to imagine.
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"The engineering work has been done on this token and we have seen a little bit of the early release of it," Jesse Lund, IBM's vice president of global blockchain, said in an interview.
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Federal prosecutors say 78-year-old former WorldCom CEO Bernie Ebbers may not be in as bad physical shape as indicated in court filings seeking his early release from prison due to health concerns.
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Granted early release for good behavior, Mr. Bennett complained of prison abuses, saying that he had been issued a uniform covered in excrement and lice, and made to stand naked in front of guards.
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"That concern that anything that might be viewed as a benefit or an early release could come back to haunt you makes politicians very wary of doing these kinds of things," Professor Barkow said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will introduce tougher jail sentences for convicted terrorists and will end early release as part of a series of measures to strengthen its response to terrorism, the government said on Tuesday.
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Rather than trimming sentences from the start, these programs allow prisoners to earn credits toward early release by participating in programs intended to help reintegrate them into society and reduce their propensity to reoffend.
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As part of a request for early release, the mastermind of the largest Ponzi scheme in history told a court yesterday that he had terminal kidney disease, David Yaffe-Bellany of the NYT reports.
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In a 260-second spot that cost Mr. Trump's campaign millions of dollars, Ms. Johnson's face fills up the screen as she tearfully thanks "President Donald John Trump" for her early release from prison.
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Seven soldiers were jailed for 10 years for killing 10 Rohingya men and boys in the village of Inn Din, but granted early release last November after serving less than a year in prison.
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After his early release, it was believed Anwar was "impatient" to jump back into politics, Meredith Weiss, professor of Political Science at the State University of New York at Albany, said at the time.
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Argentina's government asked the International Monetary Fund last week for an early release of funds from the nation's $50 billion standby financing deal, a move that surprised markets and put the peso under pressure.
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And one boot, appropriately called the "Zigi" already has a famous fan: Malik's girlfriend Gigi Hadid, who not only got an early release, she got them made custom, as the collection is currently men's-only.
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He was given an early release on Wednesday, coincidentally the same day that Hong Kong's legislature formally killed the extradition bill, the original trigger for months of often violent unrest in the former British colony.
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Many white-collar inmates like Mr. Gupta argue for an early release so they can go back to work and pay off the mounting financial obligations they face in the form of fines and restitution.
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Australian Justice Minister Michael Keenan said that Ng, who was eligible for parole in August but still had about six years left on his sentence, was being granted early release based on exceptional family circumstances.
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Second, tougher sentencing does reduce crime while prisoners are behind bars: Mr Roodman's tentative conclusion from a California early release programme is that a year's reduction in incarceration was associated with 20.73 more property crimes.
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Lionsgate lost all semblance of chill Thursday evening when the Power Rangers Twitter feed blasted out a Green Ranger tease on March 23, just as the movie was arriving in theaters for early release attendees.
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There are many programs that ensure that rehabilitation can occur, including initiatives that incentivize early release, pre-trial diversion programs, restorative justice programs that prevent incarceration, and community based programs that rely on early interventions.
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For instance, the FIRST STEP Act fixes a calculation error that allows incarcerated persons to earn only up to 47 days of early release for good conduct, instead of the 54 intended under the law.
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JERUSALEM — An Israeli prison parole board rejected a request on Wednesday by Moshe Katsav, the former president of Israel who is serving a seven-year term for rape, for a conditional early release from prison.
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But when they visit Welch in prison, where he is hoping for an early release, he gets the jump on them, saying he knows exactly why they're there (we learn later how he found out).
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The Roy family released a statement in response to her release, saying "news of the Supreme Court denying to hear her case far out shadowed the news of her early release," according to NBC News.
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Based in New York, the Committee to Protect Journalists is a leading proponent of press freedom, and its advocacy work has helped lead to early release of at least 80 imprisoned journalists this past year.
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And the Argentinian government asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for an early release of funds from the nation's $50 billion standby financing deal — a move that surprised markets and put the peso under pressure.
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In addition to creating a system that will allow some low-risk inmates to earn early release, the new law also retroactively increases the number of days inmates receive off their sentences for good behavior.
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"We're bringing forward legislation to stop the system of automatic early release but the difficulty is ... how to apply that retrospectively to the cohort of people who currently qualify," Johnson said in a speech in London.
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It provided money for states to build prisons and adopt "truth in sentencing" laws that increase prison sentences by requiring inmates to serve out at least 85 percent of their prison sentences without an early release.
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He outlined the suspicious circumstances under which Vrublevsky was able to receive an early release and had previously spoken with the businessman about his desire for revenge against the people he believed had set him up.
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"This litigation from the ACLU threatens public safety by seeking the early release of dangerous criminals and could endanger our Corrections officers by further limiting the tools they have to manage the inmate population," he said.
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The column argued that the early release of individuals like Rizzuto demonstrated policymakers have "sacrifice[d] truth in sentencing to achieve a quick result," contending that the JRI reform package "only exacerbated" previous problems with sentencing.
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The decision to grant early release to the leader of the plot, Fritz Gelowicz, comes as the country grapples with the aftershocks of two recent attacks in Bavaria by people claiming loyalty to the Islamic State.
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The Matthew Charles and William Underwood Second Look Act, first reported by Leigh Ann Caldwell for NBC News, would let people who have served more than 2182 years in prison petition a court for early release.
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Shares of Lyft have cratered more than 35% since its initial public offering in March on fears about profitability, regulatory scrutiny, an early release from the IPO lockup and whether ride-sharing is a good business.
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The decision came after Prime Minister Scott Morrison of Australia expressed disappointment in an early release, given that many of the victims of the biggest bombing in Indonesia, of a Bali nightclub in 2002, were Australians.
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Granted, the smartphone giant has never been great about keeping big news under wraps, but this morning's early release of a promo video through its official Vimeo channel was no doubt all the motivation it needed.
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Bloomberg would also revive another Obama-era program: The clemency initiative, which resulted in the early release of more than 1,000 drug offenders who were imprisoned during the 1980s and 1990s during the "war on drugs."
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Instead of having to defend the early release of all offenders, including those who may be unrepentant or otherwise incorrigible, proponents need only support those who have actively taken steps to better reintegrate themselves into society.
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Officials said that despite the early release of the patient, people under quarantine at the base would not need to restart the 14-day quarantine period, but those at the base remained skeptical, Mr. McGory said.
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The inspector general's report also found that the re-arrest rate for older inmates was relatively low compared with the rate for young inmates and said that many older inmates were good candidates for early release.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, sought assurances that Mr. Barr that he would implement the new bill, which lowers mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, promotes anti-recidivism programs, and expands early release.
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ARGUN, Russia (Reuters) - Chechen human rights advocate Oyub Titiev was granted early release by a Russian court on Monday after being given a four-year penal colony sentence earlier this year, his lawyer and supporters said.
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While the early-release Battle of Hoth was exciting, over time the clunkiness of the flying missions, the simplistic weapons and skills options, and the total lack of a single-player campaign hampered the game's staying power.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian entrepreneur convicted of financial crimes in China and transferred to Australia to serve the remainder of his 11-1/2-year sentence is being granted early release, Australia's justice minister said on Wednesday.
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While the episode is almost three decades old, it still resonates in Washington, where some are quietly monitoring whether any drug offenders granted early release by the Obama administration in the fall quickly get back into trouble.
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Kim first heard of Charles' story through an article posted on Twitter -- Charles was first granted early release in May 2016 by mistake -- and two years later was ordered to finish out the rest of his sentence.
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"Frontline" and The New York Times follow four recent parolees in Connecticut, which is trying to reduce its prison population by putting more people on early release, as they navigate their first year out from behind bars.
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Meanwhile, the Argentinian government asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for an early release of funds from the nation's $21 billion standby financing deal last week — a move that surprised markets and put the peso under pressure.
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Argentina is asking the International Monetary Fund for early release of funds from the country's $50 billion standby financing deal, President Mauricio Macri said in a televised address on Wednesday, a move aimed at calming turbulent markets.
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But Mr. Kokoraleis, sentenced to 70 years in prison, was eligible for early release in about half that time under an old law that cut a prisoner's sentence by one day for each day of good behavior.
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By the end of the third season, Dylan and his father reconnect after he gets an early release from jail — which requires him to testify against the men who helped get him into jail in the first place.
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It was unclear from the high court's decision whether Mr. Visinescu, who is increasingly frail, would be eligible for early release or whether he would continue to receive pension payments during his incarceration, which was to begin immediately.
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The First Step Act, enacted with strong bipartisan support in Congress, reduces mandatory minimum sentences for some nonviolent, low-level offenders and makes it easier for prisoners to qualify for early release to halfway houses or home confinement.
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Trained as a medic, he told his family in a video chat on Thanksgiving that he had been accepted to medical school and that his commander was helping him secure an early release from the Navy to prepare.
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In addition to overhauling prison sentencing laws, including shortening mandatory minimum sentences for some nonviolent drug offenders, the legislation, which was supported by Republicans and Democrats, will also expand early-release programs, according to the New York Times.
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Lawsuit: Alabama prisoners died of gangrene, constipation Recently granted early release, Faulkner told CNN that he went to work in the kitchen the day before Garland's death to prepare food for the roughly 3,400 prisoners housed at Beto.
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He is up for parole tomorrow, and it seemed like he had a decent chance of receiving it—that is, until word started to trickle out that he may have jeopardized an early release by getting caught masturbating.
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The Good Friday Agreement of 1998, which brought an uneasy peace to the region, offered early release for all imprisoned militants who signed up to the deal, but did not offer any amnesty or establish a truth commission.
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Those amendments would have excluded child molesters and other violent felons from early release, required notification of victims before offenders are let out of prison early and included a plan to track the effectiveness of anti-recidivism programs.
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The combination of two other factors — fewer people held pending trial and the early release of the names and contact information of victims and witnesses — places some of these victims and witnesses at risk of intimidation or retaliation.
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The court in the northern city of Baoding handed Wei a death sentence, suspended for two years, which in practice means he will spend life in jail and not be eligible for parole or early release, Xinhua said.
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On Sunday, Johnson blamed the previous Labour government for introducing the sentencing guidelines that led to Khan's early release last year, and launched an urgent review of more than 70 convicted terrorists who had also been released early.
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Investigators only began probing suspicions of his collusion in the early release from prison of a mafia don in 2013, after the ex-president became embroiled in a vendetta with his successor and one-time protégé, Sooronbay Jeyenbekov.
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Aung Than Wai, who was released from Sittwe in December, said he wanted to speak publicly about the soldiers' early release because an ethnic Rakhine Buddhist villager also jailed over the Inn Din killings was still in prison.
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He was repeatedly tortured during his stay in the notorious "Hanoi Hilton" -- and refused early release when the North Vietnamese learned his father was a Navy admiral -- until he finally returned home in 1973 following the Paris Peace Accords.
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In ruling unanimously for his early release, the four Nevada parole board commissioners present referenced both the support that Simpson has from his family and his discipline-free record while behind bars, where he also took anti-violence classes.
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It would broaden job opportunities for inmates, expand laws on compassionate release of prisoners, prevent the BOP from using restraints on pregnant inmates and allow prisoners to earn early release credits of up to 54 days for good behavior.
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"As a small token of our appreciation for all you do to support the American public, Secretary Zinke is authorizing 59 minutes early release," read an email that went to U.S. Geological Survey employees and was sent to Motherboard.
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He served our country with valor, risking his life in combat, and when he was a prisoner of war being tortured in the "Hanoi Hilton," risking his life again by refusing early release when his torturing captors offered it.
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The wireless performance was good news for incoming Chief Executive Joe Natale, who will join the family-controlled company at its annual meeting on Wednesday after Rogers secured his early release from contractual obligations with rival Telus Corp (T.TO).
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A court in Moscow rejected jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny's appeal for early release on health grounds on Tuesday, after he was suddenly taken ill in custody at the weekend and rushed to hospital to be treated.
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But Mr. McConnell is also getting pressure from Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, the leader of a small but powerful bloc of conservatives deeply opposed to any sentencing changes or early release provisions that could free jailed criminals.
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It combines new funding for anti-recidivism programs meant to better prepare inmates to re-enter society and the expansion of early-release credits for prisoners, and reduces some mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, among other changes.
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Law enforcement agencies across California have nearly uniformly opposed any sort of early release measures for inmates, but the coronavirus pandemic and the possible spread of the virus inside jails and prisons have made local officials consider all possibilities.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The early release of hundreds of convicted rapists, murderers and drug criminals has acutely embarrassed Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, with his justice minister saying they were ineligible to be freed because of the severity of their crimes.
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U.S. District Judge Valerie E. Caproni said late last year that it fell within her discretion to order the early release of Ebbers after a lawyer cited severe medical problems and said that Ebbers had experienced severe weight loss.
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But the law also provided funding for states to build prisons and, notably, adopt truth-in-sentencing laws that effectively increase prison sentences by requiring prisoners serve out at least 85 percent of their prison sentences without early release.
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Jerry Brown argued against Malil's early release because there was not a sufficient reason as to why Malil's "rage escalated so far out of control, and resulted in such a prolonged horror," according to a report in the Los Angeles Times.
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Kenny Rogers performed "Love Lifted Me," an early release after he crossed over to country, Neal McCoy went gospel with "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," and Alabama's heart-tugging hit "Angels Among Us" evoked a stifled sob from Travis.
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The 20/20 group gave Trump its "Bipartisan Justice Award" for his signing of the First Step Act, criminal justice reform legislation which, among other things, allowed for the early release of a relatively small number of nonviolent federal inmates.
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" Rob Leathern, a director of product management in charge of ads, told BuzzFeed News that the early release of Page History led to the "rolling back ads transparency in those countries for a few hours, which will be back online shortly.
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Choudary's early release has also fueled frustrations at a judicial regime that will allow a dangerous extremist back on the streets without demonstrating he has renounced his radical views, at a time when the country faces an elevated terror threat.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The early release of three Salvadoran women serving decades-long prison sentences under the country's total abortion ban raises hope nearly 20 other women jailed on similar convictions will walk free, reproductive rights activists said on Friday.
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"The defendant acknowledges that he can't undo the harm that he caused his family, albeit, growth and insight should be important factors when considering whether the defendant should be granted an early release," lawyer Fernando Mack wrote in the motion.
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There -- as he would in the Oval Office a month later -- Trump raised his concerns that he could face a Willie Horton moment of his own if he backed a bill that would grant early release to some convicted felons.
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Cotton said the Sentencing Commission has already granted 22019,000 felons early release from prison since 2007 because of earlier sentencing-guideline revisions, with another 38,000 to be released, reducing the federal prison population to 196,000 inmates, down from 85033,000 in 2014.
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Department leaders, most prominently former Attorney General Eric Holder, have directed prosecutors to limit their use of mandatory minimum punishments, sought to roll back a sentencing structure they see as overly harsh and encouraged the early release of hundreds of inmates.
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He refused an early release from North Vietnam offered after his father, John S. McCain Jr., was named commander of all U.S. forces in the Vietnam theater, stipulating that every POW captured before him would have to be released as well.
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Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ), who's running for president, unveiled a new, aggressive criminal justice reform proposal over the weekend that would make it easier for people, particularly those older than 22017, to get an early release from federal prison.
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Criminal justice has become a rare point of bipartisan consensus in recent years, leading to the passage in 2018 of the First Step Act, which expanded early-release programs, increased job training and changed mandatory minimums for nonviolent drug offenses.
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She has also pushed back on a new state law that changed California's felony murder rule, which allowed for early release of inmates who had been convicted of murder while involved in a felony even though they weren't the actual killer.
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By a vote of 87-12, the Republican-led Senate passed and sent to the House of Representatives the "First Step Act," which would ease the way for some prisoners to win early release to halfway houses or home confinement.
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Mr. Kushner, with the president's support, has been pushing prison reform legislation meant to reduce recidivism by incentivizing inmates — with the possibility of early release to halfway houses or home confinement — to take part in job training and other rehabilitation programs.
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Opinion Columnist Among the events of John McCain's five-and-a-half years of imprisonment and torture in North Vietnam, probably the most heroic, and surely the most celebrated, was his refusal to accept an early release from his captors.
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Combining new funding for anti-recidivism programs, the expansion of early-release credits for prisoners and the reduction of certain mandatory minimum sentences, the compromise bill would help shape the experiences of tens of thousands of current inmates and future offenders.
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Mr. Grassley's legislation, which so far has the support of more than 20 Democrats and Republicans, would significantly reduce mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses and institute a new system for determining which offenders would be eligible for early release.
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Over 500 victims had written to a Manhattan federal court judge to oppose early release for the 81-year-old Madoff from a 150-year sentence imposed in 2009, while only 13.933, or 4% of letter writers, supported it, prosecutors said.
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The Prince says Madoff should remain behind bars for at least another 16 months if the 18-month timeline is indeed legit because he feels an early release is too sweet a deal for the 81-year-old Ponzi schemer.
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He was granted an early release on the condition that he wear an electronic monitoring tag, despite record of a judgment reported by The New York Times in which the court was warned that there was "no doubt" Khan was dangerous.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Michael Cohen, Donald Trump's former personal lawyer and fixer who is now seeking early release from prison, on Friday rejected the claim that his lies undermined his ability to help investigators on matters related to the U.S. president.
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Last year's criminal justice overhaul under the First Step Act was meant to expand job training and other programs to reduce recidivism for federal prisoners; modify sentencing laws, including mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders; and enlarge early release programs.
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The SRCA bill seeks to rein in federal mandatory minimum sentencing laws by increasing judicial discretion in sentencing and reducing some mandatory minimums for drug offenses, while also expanding prison reentry programs for eligible prisoners to qualify for early release.
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Oyub Titiev, 61, who ran the Chechen office of the Memorial Human Rights Centre, which reports on rights abuses in the region, was granted early release after being sentenced to four years in jail for illegal drug possession, charges he denied.
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Kentucky&aposs top public safety official has said the state&aposs prisons could run out of space by May 2019, possibly forcing the early release of thousands of nonviolent inmates as the state continues to grapple with the effects of an opioid epidemic.
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During his highly publicized parole hearing, the four Nevada parole board commissioners present unanimously voted for his early release, citing the support Simpson had from his family and his disciplinary-free record while in prison, where he also took anti-violence classes.
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The assault, subsequence sentence and early release sparked a renewed discussion about campus rape, prompted outrage over the criminal justice system's handling of rape crimes, and put a spotlight on how laws can bend according to the race and class of a defendant.
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Significantly, smaller Premier League clubs were at the center of much of the first-day trading, reflecting the early release of funds from the new television deal which will send 8 billion pounds ($10.6 billion) into the league over a three-year period.
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To minimize the increased workload on busy federal judges, each prisoner should be allowed only a single opportunity to seek early release and do so only after serving at least half of the sentence imposed (or two-thirds of a mandatory minimum sentence).
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Top lawmakers acknowledge the idea of pushing legislation that would lead to the early release of thousands of nonviolent offenders strikes fear in politicians who vividly remember the ad featuring Mr. Horton that helped sink Michael Dukakis in the 1988 presidential campaign.
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Booker's plan calls for granting an early release to as many as 17,000 to 20,000 people in federal prison for drug offenses, and establishing a panel within the White House that would make recommendations for more clemency applications in the longer term.
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Turkey was also seeking the early release of Halkbank executive Mehmet Hakan Atilla, who was sentenced in May to 32 months in prison by a federal court in New York for taking part in a scheme to help Iran avoid U.S. sanctions.
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Because this is such an early release, I of course ran into a few bugs in my short time with them — most of them were due to the fact that the window management code in the build I was trying wasn't ready yet.
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During Simpson's highly publicized parole hearing on July 20, four Nevada parole board commissioners unanimously voted for his early release, citing the support he had from his family and his disciplinary-free record while in prison, where he also took anti-violence classes.
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"She has committed no crime and has just been doing her job as a lawyer and citizen," said Nasrin Sotoudeh, a human rights lawyer and prominent activist who spent two years in prison but who was granted an early release in 2013.
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To gain the backing of law enforcement groups such as the Fraternal Order of Police, and National District Attorneys Associations, supporters offered a few key concessions, including one that excludes people convicted of certain fentanyl-related offenses from being eligible for early release.
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Argentina's central bank raised interest rates Thursday from 45% to 60%, as the peso continues its free fall against the dollar amid high inflation, a looming recession and news that the Argentine government has requested an early release of IMF bailout funds.
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Injuries he suffered at the hands of torturers left him with lifelong physical disabilities, but Mr. McCain turned down an offer of early release because he did not want to harm morale among his fellow prisoners or give North Vietnam a propaganda coup.
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BUENOS AIRES, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Argentina is asking the International Monetary Fund for early release of funds from the country's $50 billion standby financing deal, President Mauricio Macri said in a televised address on Wednesday, a move aimed at calming turbulent markets.
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Under Russian law, a prisoner can ask for an early release if convicted under an offense qualifying as non-serious and if more than a third of jail term has been served, which Titiev has done, given time served before his sentencing.
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In tweets and articles about the legislation, Cotton said that he had several concerns about the bill, arguing that it would allow violent and high-level drug offenders out of prison early and make it far too easy to earn an early release from prison.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In April 2014, the administration of President Barack Obama announced the most ambitious clemency program in 40 years, inviting thousands of jailed drug offenders and other convicts to seek early release and urging lawyers across the country to take on their cases.
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Bernie Madoff, the notorious Ponzi schemer, says that he is dying from terminal kidney disease, and on Wednesday asked a judge to grant him an early release from prison on compassionate grounds so that he can live out his remaining days with a friend.
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On Monday, Tennessee's governor granted an early release to Cyntoia Brown, who was a 16-year-old victim of sex trafficking in Tennessee in 2004 when she fatally shot Johnny Mitchell Allen, a 43-year-old real estate agent who solicited sex from her.
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According to Woodward, who saw a copy of the paper shortly after it had been accepted for peer review, the main difference between the accepted copy and the leaked early release is that the latter has way more theory trying to explain the results.
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Exposing Ray's illegal activities earned Elliot early release from whatever sentence he'd incurred — as well as the gratitude of the man himself, who'd existed in a state of denial about his own website until a delusional hacker, of all people, helped him see the light.
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The legislation, known as the First Step Act, would allow some current and future prisoners to get out earlier, and rehabilitate into society through halfway houses, home confinement or other supervision, by reducing drug-related mandatory sentences and making more offenders eligible for early release.
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Mr. Azaria's early release comes at a time of high tension ahead of the scheduled May 14 opening of the United States Embassy in Jerusalem, bitterly opposed by Palestinians who hope to make the eastern half of that city the capital of a Palestinian state.
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"The Tesla plant has not yet been approved, and there is a legal requirement for an early release of the building specifications which clearly hasn't been met in this case," said Dirk Tessmer, the lawyer for Grüne Liga who brought the case, in a statement.
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In the midst of widespread moves to reduce mass incarceration, the hosts speak approvingly of three-strikes sentencing and "truth in sentencing" laws, which disallow early release, without much thought for the effects such laws have on inmates who aren't serial killers or psychopaths.
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Google engineering VP Dave Burke calls the latest beta an "early release candidate build" that "takes us very close to what you'll see in the final version of Android P." It's not clear that this beta includes any new features — Burke only lists bug fixes and optimizations.
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Later that year, she'd go onto play the V Stage at V Festival in August—and now she's been announced to headline the event this summer, her name splashed across the early-release lineup poster on Monday alongside Jay Z's before tickets go on sale on Friday.
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"Only thing worse than early release from prison of thousands of serious, violent, & repeat felons is to do that in a spending bill with no debate or amendments, forcing senators to either shut down government or let felons out of prison," Cotton said in a tweet.
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In a case that drew on one of Judge Gleeson's orders, a federal judge in Oklahoma agreed last September to the early release of a cocaine smuggler who was sentenced to life in prison, ruling that the time he had already served — 30 years — was sufficient punishment.
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SYDNEY, Australia — An Australian businessman who was jailed in China after a dispute over his company there has been granted early release from a prison in Australia, 19 months after being returned to his home country to complete his sentence, under a treaty between the two countries.
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The legislation at hand, known as the First Step Act, would allow some current and future prisoners to get out earlier, and rehabilitate into society through halfway houses, home confinement or other supervision, by reducing drug-related mandatory sentences and making more offenders eligible for early release.
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Guido Steinberg, a terrorism expert at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, who was an expert witness at the trial of Mr. Gelowicz and his accomplices, said the early release was likely to reinforce suspicions in the United States that Germany is soft on terrorism.
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"She's spoken to her lawyer, she's seen her lawyer yesterday, and her lawyer has now discovered that on a judiciary database, her case is marked eligible for early release -- that's a change, we thought it was always a closed case," Jones told the UK Press Association.
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Supporters of the legislation, which includes anti-recidivism programs, and the expansion of early release credits and sentencing changes, worry that Mr. McConnell is being a less-than-neutral arbiter and moved quickly on Friday to try to paint the leader as thwarting Mr. Trump's agenda.
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Tactics such as adoption of a prisoner or the writing of a single letter calling for his or her freedom have proven to be effective time and again in protecting innocent people from torture, facilitating better treatment in custody, and in some cases, securing early release.
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In tweets and articles about the legislation, Cotton has said that he has several concerns about the bill, arguing that it would allow violent and high-level drug offenders out of prison early and make it far too easy to earn an early release from prison.
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Attorney General William P. Barr said on Monday that the department had chosen the Hudson Institute, a conservative research group, to host an independent review committee to help law enforcement officials create tools to reduce recidivism and programs for prisoners to earn credits toward early release.
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Lawmakers eye 'First Step' The legislation, known as the First Step Act, would allow some current and future prisoners to get out earlier, and rehabilitate into society through halfway houses, home confinement or other supervision, by reducing drug-related mandatory sentences and making more offenders eligible for early release.
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Counting time served before his sentencing, he had been in prison for nearly nine years and was eligible for early release based on good behavior and because he was no longer deemed to be a danger, according to Andreas Vitek, a spokesman for the Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court.
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Yet, Kardashian West successfully lobbied President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to secure the early release of Alice Johnson.
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Though they rightly criticized it for its early release of funds to Tehran, for sunset provisions that are far too short, and for the absence of both constraints on missile development and access to Iranian military facilities, their primary and immediate focus is on Iranian activities in Syria.
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Typically, KK Fund will be the lead investor in deals — indeed $500,000 is a large amount to put into a seed or pre-Series A round in this past of the world — and it is predominantly looking for companies with a product, or early release, in the market already.
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As the attorney general under George H.W. Bush in the early '90s, he authored a report titled The Case for More Incarceration, which argued for a more robust prison system and noted that prisoners on early release sometimes went on to commit new crimes, primarily relating to drugs.
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As the attorney general under George H.W. Bush in the early '90s, he authored a report titled The Case for More Incarceration, which argued for a more robust prison system and noted that prisoners on early release sometimes went on to commit new crimes, primarily relating to drugs. Sen.
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The bill also restricts early release to halfway houses, even though as many as 40 percent of people behind bars pose no risk to public safety, according to a study by the Brennan Center for Justice, and would do fine with less intensive oversight, such as electronic monitoring.
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Harris is not going to engender fealty from Black voters simply because she is a Black woman, just as her career as prosecutor — which includes a contentious truancy law and her office arguing to deny early release for prisoners — wasn't going to turn off all Black voters, either.
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President Trump recently received a controversial award for signing the bipartisan First Step Act, which allows thousands of federal prisoners to earn an early release, and Democratic presidential hopefuls have each tried to own an animating issue for the left with detailed and sometimes ambitious criminal justice policy proposals.
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There's a bit of judicial arithmetic here: Judges tend to get into trouble if a sentence is too short — the sentence itself could spark outrage, or the early release of an inmate may lead to trouble for the judge if the ex-inmate goes on to commit another crime.
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The problem, according to Seena Fazel, a forensic psychiatrist at the Oxford University in the UK, is that screening tools like VRAG were developed to assess people already convicted of violent crimes, primarily to identify those who need less supervision while incarcerated and might be good candidates for early release.
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To protect other women from the man she says has a "hatred toward women" and "a desire to control with fear and violence," the newswoman, 52, has started a petition that she plans to give to the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles, hoping to prevent Starling's early release.
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Argentina's peso ARS= collapsed more than 7 percent to a record low of 33.9 per U.S. dollar on Wednesday, prompting the central bank to sell dollar reserves for a second straight day while the President Mauricio Macri asked the International Monetary Fund for early release of funds under a standby deal.
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The tussle over remembrances of Bush echoed the tussles over remembrances of Senator John McCain, when detractors howled about any framing of him as a hero — McCain, who was captured and, for years, tortured by the North Vietnamese and who refused early release unless his fellow prisoners were also freed.
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Growing sympathy for illegal drug users among whites and conservatives, and concern regarding the expense of mass imprisonment, helped to make possible a bipartisan consensus in support of the Trump administration's First Step Act — leading to the early release of more than 3,000 people from federal prisons for drug offenses.
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And while viewers continue to argue over the guilt or innocence of its main character, Mr. Dassey's uncle Steven Avery, many of the show's viewers were moved by the plight of Mr. Dassey, who has intellectual disabilities and is serving a life sentence without the possibility of early release until 2048.
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Weldon Angelos was sentenced to 55 years in prison for selling marijuana while allegedly in possession of a firearm — a sentence that drew criticism from not just criminal justice advocates but also politicians and even the judge who sentenced him, leading to Angelos's early release after 12 years in 2016.
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Michael Gove's prison project, which looks to give prisoners who study hard early release, has some pretty lofty aims, but it's hard to see how any of them can be achieved without first ensuring that the weakest and most vulnerable prisoners are safe and not in immediate danger from either themselves or others.
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Given that it's hard for a browser developer with millions of users — even on its early release channels — to try experimental features, this project allows Mozilla to try new things without upsetting its users, and it gives its hardcore fans an opportunity to have a voice in building these new features, too.
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Shot down over Hanoi during a Vietnam War mission as a U.S. Navy aviator, McCain famously declined an early release from a North Vietnamese prison knowing that it would be used as a propaganda tool to demoralize those who had been imprisoned longer but who weren't the sons of a Navy admiral.
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LONDON — The British government said on Tuesday that it would toughen terrorism sentences and end early release for serious offenders, following through on promises made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson in November after a convicted terrorist who had been automatically released carried out an attack that killed two people near London Bridge.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) and 11 other senators asked acting Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Director Thomas Kane and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to take a serious look at a prison bureau program that allows federally incarcerated people to appeal for early release if they present certain "extraordinary and compelling" reasons.
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"It is natural that they are making such efforts, but we'll have to say that this person has been convicted and her sentence is definitive and currently she's serving her sentence but the question is whether she's eligible for [early] release," he said, according to Mizan Online, a news agency affiliated with the Iranian judiciary.
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"Cohen offers nothing beyond that bare assertion in support of his claim, which is belied by publicly available information about the [BOP's] significant efforts to prepare to respond, should there in fact be any cases of COVID-19 at the facility where Cohen is housed," prosecutors wrote in a memo opposing his early release.
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NBC News notes that petitions calling for Brown's early release have garnered more than half a million signatures, arguing that the then-16-year-old Brown was also a victim and was given too harsh a sentence when she was convicted of first-degree murder for shooting a man who allegedly paid to have sex with her in 2004.
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According to the memo, prison officials should first consider factors like the age and vulnerability of the inmate to coronavirus, the inmate's conduct in prison, the inmate's crime of conviction and the potential danger posed to the public, and whether the inmate has a plan in place to re-enter society and avoid recidivism before granting them early release.
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NBC News noted that petitions calling for Brown's early release had garnered more than half a million signatures, arguing that the then-16-year-old was also a victim and was given too harsh a sentence when she was convicted of first-degree murder for shooting a man who allegedly paid to have sex with her in 2004.
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This is going to take our serious problem of over-incarceration and begin to reduce it, give judges more discretion, give people with these long, unnecessary sentences avenues to earn their time down and get more early release, and affect people as they come out of prison in a way that will empower them to be more successful.
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Grassley helped write the legislation, known as the First Step Act, which would allow thousands of current and future federal inmates get out earlier, and rehabilitate back into society through halfway houses, home confinement or other supervision, by reducing drug-related mandatory sentences and making more offenders eligible for early release through earning credits awarded by completing certain activities and programs.
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"The bill weakens penalties for repeat, serious drug traffickers, including those who used a gun and those with significant criminal histories, and would reduce the sentences of and potentially allow for the early release of many dangerous felons in prison now, including heroin traffickers, firearms felons, and those who are members of violent drug cartels and gangs like MS-13," Session wrote.
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"I think this could have a huge impact on both the prison system as a whole but also really on the people who are working there too," said Jessica Jackson, a co-founder and senior counsel at #cut50, a criminal justice reform group that had pushed for the expansion of the early release program with administration officials in recent weeks.
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The rampage on Friday, near the same bridge where a terrorist attack by a group men in June 20173 left eight people dead and dozens injured, raised questions about the efficacy of Britain's prison rehabilitation system and about the early release from prison of Mr. Khan, despite warnings from the judge at his trial about the threats he still posed.
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The painful truth is that all too often, a person committing a crime has already been in prison, and in some truly awful cases — like the highly publicized murder of NBA star Dwyane Wade's cousin last year — the perpetrators should have still been in prison serving their sentences instead of using their early release to spill more blood on the streets and cause more pain for our citizens.
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The two seasons that followed were the show's roughest, both because the tone darkened and because the show had trouble calibrating that change: there was a flawed but ambitious season tracing a three-day prison riot, then one that involved a transfer to a maximum-security prison, which ended with Poussey's best friend, Taystee, who is poor and black, sentenced to life, while the bougie white Piper won early release.
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It's those moments of laughter and connection that help you remember what is so great about them during the times they're making you want to bang your head against a wall (like when they are misbehaving because it's raining, or it's not raining and so that's exciting, or it's a full moon, or there's an assembly later, or it's an early release, or someone makes a funny noise, and on and on).
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Once a federally prosecuted defendant is sentenced, except in extremely unusual cases where a commutation (which makes a prisoner eligible for early release) or even a pardon (he is immediately released) is granted by the president, or where the defendant has provided the government with post-sentence cooperation after which his sentence can be lowered, albeit only based on the government's motion, the ballgame is over for him in terms of his sentence.
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Here are the links to their coverage: As relations thaw, some Iranian prisoners in U.S. hope for early release Exclusive: White House dropped $10 million claim in Iran prisoner deal Exclusive: Obama pardons Iranians charged with sanctions violations On US end of Iran prisoner deal, doubts and delays in final hours Exclusive: In negotiating to free Americans in Iran, U.S. blinked on new sanctions The series "Unsafe at Any Level," by Michael Pell and Joshua Schneyer, won in the Joan M. Friedenberg Online Journalism category.
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