Today's entry: Good Behavior The Show: Good Behavior (TNT, Tuesdays)
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Good Behavior Meghan started to move on to bigger things in her next TV movie, Good Behavior.
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This credit for good behavior before it occurs changes current law, which awards "good time" at the end of a period of good behavior.
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After a run of good behavior, Florida's parole commission – which retained jurisdiction over DeFriest – voted in December 2014 to move up his release date to March 2015 for good behavior.
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Police brutality is to very good behavior as kneeling is to: (a) Very good behavior (b) Pretty bad behavior (c) Really great behavior (d) Spitting on a veteran's widow Answer: (d) 5.
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The majority of inmates receive one day off their sentences for one day of good behavior, but those at camps get two days off their sentences for each day of good behavior.
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He was released from jail months early on good behavior.
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Good Behavior is set to premiere this fall on TNT.
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Trying to quietly demonstrate good behavior is insufficient, she said.
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" After serving three months, Turner was released for "good behavior.
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Good behavior can earn citizens discounts on utilities or loans.
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In order to keep it, that good behavior must continue.
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With good behavior, he is scheduled for release in 2028.
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The program rewards children for good behavior during classroom instruction.
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Jumah is offered as an incentive to encourage good behavior.
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There's not much good behavior in this suspenseful drama series.
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The pair had their sentences lowered due to good behavior.
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Here was our path back to good behavior and social acceptance.
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With good behavior, he could be released after he turns 68.
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He was released early for good behavior, according to NBC News.
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She was given a one-month good behavior bond sentence instead.
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He was released from prison after three months for good behavior.
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Weiner was released from prison early for good behavior in May.
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Praise the good behavior, says Kazdin, and be specific about it.
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Turner was released early for good behavior after serving three months.
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Riggs was released four years earlier in 2010 for good behavior.
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Had her father's chocolates been a way of buying good behavior?
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And so they incented bad behavior instead of incenting good behavior.
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And so, they [incentivized] bad behavior instead of [incentivizing] good behavior.
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With good behavior, he could be released in just 90 days.
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Electronics can also be leveraged as a reward for good behavior.
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"We don't award prizes or certificates for good behavior," he said.
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"I was released five days early, for good behavior," he wrote.
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It is a very nice salad, a model of good behavior.
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" It even includes their granddaughter, a preschooler who shows "good behavior.
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There's no interest or ability to keep some collective, good behavior.
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Letting people know what good behavior looks like on it. Trainings.
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He was given 88 days credit for working and good behavior.
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Shanley was released for good behavior -- he'd been sentenced to 15 years.
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Fifteen months of good behavior appear not to sway the disciplinary panel.
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Flick was released nine years early for good behavior, according to WCSH.
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The point is that there is no such thing as "good" behavior.
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They are about legislating a group, not about what constitutes good behavior.
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The argument as to whether "good behavior" means "for life" is hardly
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Good behavior, on the other hand, could be rewarded with free rides.
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Typically death sentences be converted to life imprisonment subject to good behavior.
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Rewarding them for good behavior is essentially the same action, in reverse.
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The speaker says he tries to encourage good behavior in the president.
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Shortly thereafter, a judge reviewed his case and considered his good behavior.
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"Article 3 says ... we hold our offices during good behavior," she quipped.
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How can I teach him table manners, other than modeling good behavior?
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We love igniting their imaginations, acknowledging their accomplishments, and encouraging good behavior.
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The man was released on parole in February 2015 on good behavior.
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Under the Constitution, justices serve for "good behavior" — or, in practice, life.
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He served seven years and got an early release for good behavior.
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With good behavior he expected to be released in half that time.
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Good behavior, bad behavior The victim alleged that Wilkerson forced her to have sex with him on the bathroom floor sometimes as punishment and that she was treated like a pet and would be rewarded for good behavior.
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With good behavior, both men are expected to serve only half their sentences.
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He was released from jail on good behavior after serving only four years.
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That time didn't even count early releases of prisoners under good behavior laws.
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Turner was released last week after serving three months because of good behavior.
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Because of these basic limitations, the Watch doesn't really reinforce my good behavior.
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Often, we find ways to compensate for our bad behavior with good behavior.
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If anything, the judge says the restrictions have only helped encourage good behavior.
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One twist -- Twist could be out as early as August for good behavior.
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Weiner could get 15% of the 21 months shaved off for good behavior.
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Instead, says Gershoff, tell your child what you expect and praise good behavior.
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Turner was released for good behavior after serving just half the sentence imposed.
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However, I've seen too much shit to take their good behavior for granted.
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His prison time could be reduced by about 15 percent for good behavior.
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A 2014 law allows for prisoners to be released early for good behavior.
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" Michelle Dockery: from Lady Mary to a sexy con woman on "Good Behavior.
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" It then says that Patem "also showed good behavior and poses no threat.
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That's because strong bonds between law enforcement and communities also incentivize good behavior.
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It was launched last April for mothers at Rikers who demonstrate good behavior.
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He said her record of good behavior in prison hardly outweighed her crime.
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"No matter what, my sister is not coming back for good behavior," she said.
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He noted, though, that Johnson had been on "relatively good behavior" in recent years.
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The sentence can only be shortened — through good behavior, for example — up to 15%.
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Politics is a savage sport, and parties are not rewarded for good behavior alone.
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His five years of parole supervision could be reduced with credits for good behavior.
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Don't just talk about good behavior, but model what it looks like, many agreed.
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But when we're all up there together, everyone says we're not modeling good behavior.
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Gil-Sheridan said Nadal's generally good behavior makes him less knowable than other players.
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" It begins with guys who have shown good behavior being transferred into "Joker Unit.
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We knew we needed to be good — so much depended on our good behavior.
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Mr. Chan was released on Wednesday because his sentence was reduced for good behavior.
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Like others, he stressed the good behavior of those who had occupied the building.
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Turner served just 3 months of his 6-month sentence, due to good behavior.
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With good behavior, he could be out in 17 years and maybe far less.
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It didn't take long for the central government to start thinking about gamifying good behavior.
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"This administration is seemingly rewarding an administration in Argentina for potentially good behavior," Nelson said.
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The court magistrate gave her a one-month good behavior bond sentence, Channel 7 said.
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When Santa isn't enough of an incentive for good behavior, parents have to get creative.
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Reward good behavior We engage in bad behavior because we get a reward for it.
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With credit for time served and good behavior, he was released on January 10333, 2017.
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The good behavior provision would allow for the early release of an estimated 4,000 prisoners.
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Officers "expect good behavior but will be prepared should it go bad," the source said.
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If you think their uncharacteristic gentleness is a testament to your good behavior, think again.
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As a result of his good behavior, John's release date was moved to August 85033.
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Flouting conventions of good behavior (or, in Trump's case, presidential behavior) is something totally different.
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Perhaps that's the problem with ideologies obsessed by the appearance of correct, or good, behavior.
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Another test involving the Good Behavior Game showed it reduces use of cocaine and heroin.
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There is a deeply held principle of derech eretz, or common courtesy and good behavior.
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Whatever the tone from the top, companies have reason to keep up the good behavior.
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He was released early for good behavior after nine months and left Iraq in 2009.
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According to Daily Mail, he's been released on parole 3 years early for good behavior.
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His release this weekend knocks seven years off his 16-year sentence — for good behavior.
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Since the adults are not modeling good behavior, we turn to the students who are.
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Most inmates in California get a day off their sentence for each day of good behavior.
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His novellas also inspired Michelle Dockery's TNT series Good Behavior, which just finished its second season.
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Good Behavior, in the episodes I've seen, doesn't seem to know what to do with it.
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When the market fails to incentivize good behavior, regulators must step in to change those incentives.
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She was sentenced to no jail time on the condition of good behavior, the paper reports.
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It doesn't say if there's a way to get the icon removed with repeated good behavior.
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Unless Labrie's appeal is successful, he'll serve a year's time—or eight months with good behavior.
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That time will count toward his sentence, and he could be freed early for good behavior.
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Parents must model good behavior by not talking on cellphones while driving and obeying speed limits.
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Life sentences in China were often commuted after a few years for good behavior, he added.
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One of the eight men convicted for the Fuller murder was let out on good behavior.
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He had served exactly ten months in jail, saving himself two months incarceration by good behavior.
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"You're trying to encourage good behavior so put in as few barriers as possible," he said.
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After serving three months of a six-month sentence, Turner was released early for good behavior.
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But despite Pudge's good behavior, our roommates were, understandably, ready for the furry interloper to leave.
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"It's more important to reward good behavior than to come down on negative," Dr. Carroll said.
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He has sought to avoid reliance on promises of good behavior, which are difficult to enforce.
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The three women were given suspended fines of $100 each, on condition of subsequent good behavior.
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You may not buy "Good Behavior," but you might not have a bad time watching it.
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The framers understood that re-election wasn't enough to compel good behavior from the chief executive.
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Or set up a system to entice him with stickers and prizes for good behavior (rewards)?
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Liu has long fostered a reputation for good behavior, playing up JD.com's tough stance on counterfeits.
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Instead, Wilson&aposs legal team argued for the cleric to be released on a good behavior bond.
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And "Good Behavior" -- which opens with a two-hour premiere -- gets off to a pretty good start.
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Attending the event was a special treat for Thompson for practicing good behavior, her father told KMOV.
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Dockery has taken on a new role as con artist Letty Raines in the drama Good Behavior.
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He smiles shyly and tells me one of the best things about him is his good behavior.
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County inmates often serve half of their sentence length if they maintain a record of good behavior.
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She will also star as a con artist in a TNT drama called "Good Behavior" this fall.
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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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He is expected to be released in April 2019 if he gets time off for good behavior.
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The President cited Johnson's good behavior and rehabilitation when he commuted her sentence after meeting with Kardashian.
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The staff loved him for his affectionate nature and good behavior, like knowing how to sit,AZfamily.comreported.
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As a result of my good behavior, I was transferred to medium security Mt. McGregor Correctional Facility.
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According to the BBC, Heard offered a guilty plea and received a one-month good behavior bond.
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"What we're looking for here is to balance passion and good behavior, without killing passion," he said.
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On the top floor, don't miss Good Behavior, the hotel's rooftop bar known for cheeky tiki cocktails.
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In the end, Turner was released early for good behavior and served only three months in jail.
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On Monday, the military said Mr. Azaria would be released early, for good behavior, on May 10.
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"We also want to thank… all visitors for their good behavior in those difficult times," they continued.
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With time served while awaiting trial and good behavior, he could be released as soon as October.
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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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Another early elementary school-based program, the Good Behavior Game, also has some solid science behind it.
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With good behavior, the attorney says she could potentially knock another seven months off of her sentence.
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His sentence was later reduced for good behavior and he was out of jail in 90 days.
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Reward their good behavior by using Furbo to toss treats from anywhere when you use the mobile app.
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With credit for time served and for good behavior, she was released after serving about half her sentence.
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Take heart: The planets are on good behavior over the weekend, helping to mitigate tension — at least momentarily.
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Former prep school student Owen Labrie was released from jail for good behavior in his sexual assault case.
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Until now, the US has always held out the meeting as a reward for good behavior from Pyongyang.
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Justice Samuel Alito asked if Malvo could, down the road, demonstrate good behavior in prison, and be released.
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Heard was spared a conviction over the incident and given a one-month good behavior bond sentence instead.
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She was spared a conviction over the incident and given a one-month good behavior bond sentence instead.
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A prison trustee is an inmate who is allowed work privileges because of good behavior while in custody.
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Perpetrators also believe they can secure reduced sentences through good behavior and acting like a victim, she said.
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Uber is now requiring the same good behavior from riders that it has long expected from its drivers.
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But kidney donations show there's another possibility: Maybe a person brought the condition on themselves through good behavior.
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Remember, bad behavior is strong in the short-term but good behavior wins over in the long-term.
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The risk factors that weighed in his favor included his age, his retirement and good behavior in prison.
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Browner got credit for 300 days for good behavior during the time he's spent behind bars so far.
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He'll get credit for time served, which puts him in line for an October release with good behavior.
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That she should be expected to model good behavior for young people who follow her on social media.
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Mothers were also less warm with their children, less likely to praise good behavior or show physical affection.
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To wash, she was given three cups of water, which was later upped to five, for good behavior.
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In addition to the high academic standards, each player must demonstrate good behavior on and off the field.
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Assuming the company gets a better handle on what civility looks like, Twitter could start rewarding good behavior.
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Turner, a Stanford University swimmer, only served three months of his sentence, earning time off for good behavior.
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As most parents of small children know, encouraging good behavior is often more effective than discouraging bad behavior.
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If we aren't responsible for our bad behavior, then we're also not responsible for our good behavior, right?
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After more than 20 years behind bars, Reed has a release date, assuming good behavior: July 19, 2022.
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A letter to Abate—as well as good hygiene and good behavior—earned them a coveted spot here.
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" She added, referring to the Border Patrol's parent agency, Customs and Border Protection: "CBP's 'good' behavior was toxic.
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But teens held in the camp said reports were a common threat workers used to enforce good behavior.
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In short, they should accept whatever is granted to them, conditional on their good behavior, by Pakistani men.
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If you'd rather watch a sultry drama, consider "Good Behavior," starring Lady Mary from "Downton Abbey" on Hulu.
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Federal prisoners can, however, get up to 54 days per year off of their sentences for good behavior.
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As the show opens, Letty is flipping burgers after being released from prison early for, yes, good behavior.
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His family said they thought he had been released after two years and nine months for good behavior.
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They crave attention, so pay more attention to them when having good behavior and less attention when misbehaving.
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Intended as a progressive tool to promote good behavior, parole has devolved into a hurried, often chaotic procedure.
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Any jail sentence would be suspended as long as his good behavior continued and he stayed in counseling.
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How they seemed to want permission to experience the luxuries of life as a reward for good behavior.
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Records show he received credit for his good behavior while incarcerated at the Federal Medical Center in Devens, Massachusetts.
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" Republican Senator Thom Tillis said that in the current situation "it's almost like we're being penalized for good behavior.
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Now, with good behavior, they are only expected to serve half their sentences after spending a year in jail.
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They are, however, judged using the standard pageant criteria: beauty, poise, and talent—plus their record of good behavior.
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Consider: Trustworthiness pays off for you if others typically reciprocate your good deeds or reward you for good behavior.
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" Republican Senator Thom Tillis said that in the current situation "it's almost like we're being penalized for good behavior.
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The former couple also recorded an apology video together after being released on a one-month good behavior bond.
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City officials said the tablets would be used to reward good behavior but would not connect to the Internet.
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Simpson has maintained a pattern of good behavior and is likely to have the same score again this summer.
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He was slated to get out August, 2019, but good behavior slashed the sentence 3 months to May 14.
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Any parent can tell you that timeouts, groundings, and other punishments only go so far in encouraging good behavior.
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This person needs to understand both the consequences for bad behavior moving forward and the importance of good behavior.
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They fulfill that sentence — or get off early for good behavior — and their debt to society has been paid.
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Model good behavior Are you often lost in your own online world as your kids compete for your attention?
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Meanwhile, Turner is set to be released from jail on Friday for good behavior after serving only three months.
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Turner's six-month sentence has already been reduced to three months for good behavior during his time behind bars.
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Monte was beloved among staffers for his good behavior and sloppy wet kisses, shelter CEO Heather Allen told KTVK.
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But apparently, the freedom to at least have and keep one's own children is a reward for good behavior.
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When your child asks for things nicely, make sure to reinforce that good behavior with praise, Dr. Poltorak said.
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" To turn behavior around, reinforce good behavior by saying, "I appreciate you being respectful and using the right tone.
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With good behavior, his sentence will be shortened, and he is expected to be released as soon as Wednesday.
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In Canada, efforts to define a code of good behavior for extractive corporations are longstanding, if so far unsuccessful.
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And yet, as important as it is to model good behavior, parents don't need to shoulder the effort alone.
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Second, federal judges are constitutionally entitled to "hold their offices" during good behavior and not have their salaries reduced.
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The president was elected because of a promise to drain the swamp, reward good behavior, and make America competitive.
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"The Judges, both of the supreme and inferior courts, shall hold their offices during good behavior," the document states.
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But, if Prakash and Smith are right about the Constitution's good behavior clause, there won't necessarily have to be.
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BOP guidelines call for up to 54 days per year to be shaved off IF inmates show good behavior.
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Beyond the base salary, women can also receive bonuses for the quality of their work, good behavior and overtime.
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Both prisoners and guards told me that the physical layout was a powerful motivator for good behavior and rehabilitation.
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Taking into account good behavior time, Jones was set to be released—even without a commutation—in April 2019.
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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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And why shouldn't we welcome it when there are shows like Good Behavior and characters like Letty to greet us?
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Yet these dividends are not giveaways; they would be earned based on the good behavior of minimizing our carbon footprints.
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Assuming he qualifies for a credit for good behavior, Marin should face approximately 28 months in prison, his lawyers said.
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Light sentence The court magistrate gave Heard a one-month good behavior bond sentence, CNN-affiliate 7 News Australia said.
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In March, the British actress was spotted back on the set of her TNT drama, Good Behavior, in North Carolina.
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Towards the end of my stay in the county jail, I was let out of solitary confinement for good behavior.
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If the fellows show good behavior after six months, they can earn a stipend of up to $1,183 a month.
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Also, nobody told them that the judge had taken Lee off home detention, removing his ankle bracelet for good behavior.
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Turner has added original, serialized shows like "The Alienist" and "Good Behavior," to TNT, which traditionally has been rerun heavy.
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He was sentenced to six months in jail but served 90 days after his sentence was reduced for good behavior.
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One provision would allow eligible federal prisoners to claim an extra seven days of credit for good behavior each year.
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Many could secure an earlier release thanks to new credits awarded for good behavior or through participation in rehabilitation programs.
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He takes it as a victory when he does the opposite of what good behavior or polite society dictates. Facts?
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How to get verified: You earn VIBee status, as the dating app's verified users are known, by displaying good behavior.
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On "Good Behavior," Michelle Dockery (formerly the regal Lady Mary) plays Letty Dobesh, who steals, cons, ingests, seduces and threatens.
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They are scolded for running on the grass, a singular moment of transgression in a film marked by good behavior.
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With time served and good behavior, he could be released in October, said John Lee, Hong Kong's secretary for security.
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Sometimes probation officers and judges will loosen the restrictions in response to good behavior or permit exceptions, Mr. Silber said.
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More than 3,000 people have been released thanks to the law's effort to take good behavior while incarcerated into account.
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"Remember, bad behavior is strong in the short-term, but good behavior wins over in the long-term," writes Barker.
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But a long period of good behavior meant that she'd soon get increased visitations, and then, she hoped, full custody.
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A separate study found that awareness of the good behavior of others can improve the behavior of those with power.
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For decades we have alternated between threatening retaliation and attempting to buy good behavior by the granting of some demands.
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Consider just some of the "good behavior" rules that were waived or violated during the flawed passage of the omnibus.
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I then served four years on probation, and my level of supervision was gradually reduced as I demonstrated good behavior.
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Israel's armed forces chief cut that sentence by four months and it was later shortened by a third for good behavior.
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And in Massachusetts you get 30 percent of your sentence taken off for good behavior, so he will be getting out.
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And there's Eleanor's realization that Brent's badly motivated good behavior could evolve into good motivations if he gets in the habit.
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Blizzard, the company behind Overwatch, introduced an endorsement system to reward players for good behavior, but Chassidy said abuse still happens.
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When a reward is given each time after a good behavior, anticipation fades away, making the behavior seem dull and routine.
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He was initially supposed to get out in August 2019, but good behavior slashed his sentence 3 months to May 14.
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What started out as a peaceful demonstration, with good behavior on both sides, was soiled by the use of the gas.
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The charge was dismissed this year under a plea in which Gorka was required to exhibit good behavior for six months.
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McGehee's mental fitness wasn't a factor; instead, a clemency recommendation by the parole board based on good behavior prompted the stay.
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The group wants it to be as secure as messaging app Signal, but with global messaging tokens that reward good behavior.
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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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My life choices were almost always in line with what my family expected from me: good grades, good schools, good behavior.
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A peace bond is a court order that requires a person be on good behavior for a certain period of time.
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Roughly 3,100 inmates were released from federal prisons in July, after the new bill recalculated their good-behavior time in prison.
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Since the final season of the "Downton Abbey" series, Dockery has starred on several other shows, including "Good Behavior" and "Godless."
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Recognizing these flaws in the system, recent presidents have established guidelines to promote good behavior and public confidence in the process.
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Parents can also model good behavior by not vaping or smoking tobacco themselves, according to the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids.
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Mr. Trump was quite explicit in his view of foreign assistance as a reward for good behavior and for personal loyalty.
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How will it incentivize good behavior in prison and work to prevent prisoners from committing new offenses once they are released?
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The new law also gives prisoners more time off for good behavior, and Mr. Nemazee will complete his sentence in November.
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She applied for parole in September and was denied, but she garnered enough credits for good behavior to be released early.
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"Good Behavior," a noirish new series beginning on Tuesday on TNT, about a sultry con artist, has a built-in pitch.
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He served 10 years of a 20-year sentence before being released on good behavior, according to his publisher, La Manufacture.
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He recounts consistently brutal treatment by guards, rats and vermin, deadly heat and no way out of solitary for good behavior.
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The result of this good behavior was prosperity widespread enough to raise millions of Americans from poverty to the middle class.
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And it's this type of black-and-white thinking, which — let's face it — we are all susceptible to, that Good Behavior challenges.
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If an agreement is reached, Almena is expected to be released from prison in three years with time off for good behavior.
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So, in short, you can keep tabs on your pooch and also reward them for good behavior from anywhere in the world.
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Prosecutors had asked that Turner be sentenced to six years, but he could serve as little as three months with good behavior.
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In fact, regulation might be the only way to force good behavior, as major platforms have shown little willingness to regulate themselves.
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The 23-year-old was supposed to serve the last 10 months of his sentence, but he was discharged for good behavior.
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Inmates in the Santa Clara County prison typically serve half their sentences given good behavior, which is a standard for state inmates.
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Because the question is, as soon as you make citizenship for some Canadians conditional on good behavior, you devalue citizenship for everyone.
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Get shopping ASAP, and look forward to a stress-free holiday (maybe — we can't guarantee your guests will be on good behavior).
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The judge slapped him with a mandatory 96 hours in jail ... but we're told he served less than 48 for good behavior.
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If the US isn't going to acknowledge that things ever got better, what incentive does China have to keep on good behavior?
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The case was dismissed in February after he was ordered the forfeit the weapon and remain on "good behavior" for six months.
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Due to "good behavior" credit, says DOC spokesman Chris Gautz, Schmitz will be released after serving about 22 years of his sentence.
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The 63-year-old spent 21 years in an Alabama prison before Trump commuted her sentence, citing her good behavior and rehabilitation.
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A better system, he argued, would be one where there were incentives for good behavior at financial institutions and disincentives for wrongdoing.
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By his own showy standards, Mr. Lang was on good behavior, as well he should have been in this elegant, probing work.
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The Indiana prison board decided this week to release Lindh for good behavior after serving 28503 of his 22019-year prison sentence.
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Taking into account good behavior, Jones could get out as soon as eight months later than the clemency would have taken effect.
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Some Sessions allies have been privately referring to the "earned time credits" idea — which rewards prisoners' good behavior — as "backdoor sentencing reform."
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The beloved 90s sitcom Moesha's main storyline was how its title character had to juggle succeeding at school while having good behavior.
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It is also a testament to our good behavior as a corporate citizen, and regulatory trust in our groundbreaking innovations and inventions.
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With time off for good behavior, he was eligible to be released after serving two-thirds of that time, prison officials said.
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He was sentenced to a year in county jail -- but got out after roughly 6 months due to overcrowding and good behavior.
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The hotel also has a roof bar, Good Behavior, with tiki drinks, and an all-day cafe, Paper, serving coffee and pastries.
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Ms. Jones was sentenced to 50 years in prison, but was released after 20 based on her good behavior and educational attainment.
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Season 2 of "Good Behavior" is now streaming, but start with Season 1; each season is 10 episodes, and they're dangerously bingeable.
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He was scheduled to arrive at a storage unit at the precise moment of departure, lest anything mundane threaten our good behavior.
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This year's unifying vision, the riot, suggests that, when conditions are unbearable, "good behavior," love and kindness, are insufficient to achieve justice.
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With credit for time served, as well as for good behavior in prison, Shkreli could be released in less than 5½ years.
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Mr. Donson said the recalculation of time off for good behavior should not have been linked to the new risk assessment system.
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He's racked up 11 violations, including drug possession, fighting and having a shank -- and good behavior weighs heavily with the parole board.
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Just like children respond to simple praise, your employees will respond positively if you recognize and acknowledge their good behavior and achievements.
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I think graduate schools, colleges, high schools, and even earlier have an obligation to teach students in age-appropriate ways about good behavior.
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"We need to take repeated action, and I don't think words can fix that other than continued observation of good behavior," said Frei.
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He served about 15 months of it before being transferred to the halfway house in February ... receiving a shortened sentence for good behavior.
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Lastly, while your question didn't place much emphasis on the question of rewarding our children for good behavior, you did touch upon it.
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Teachers of classes as early as kindergarten factor good behavior into grades — and girls, as a rule, comport themselves far better than boys.
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Firms could demonstrate their commitment to good behavior and fair review of complaints by setting aside money to pay for this independent mediation.
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They also get two days off from their sentences for each day of good behavior, compared to one day in normal prison circumstances.
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A court granted him a peace bond, requiring he maintain good behavior for a certain period, and ordered him to be electronically monitored.
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Counting the time he served in custody before sentencing and time off for good behavior, he is scheduled to be released in April.
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In October 2018, Weiner was granted a release three months earlier than the initially scheduled date of August 2019, due to good behavior.
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Thankfully for Drake, as we reported ... he was in the can for less than 2 days due to good behavior and jail overcrowding.
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Those who volunteer for work detail can earn three days for every one, and those on good behavior can earn up to four.
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One of the charges was separated and later withdrawn with a peace bond—a pledge to be on good behavior for a year.
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Jerry Brown that would increase the number of nonviolent inmates eligible for parole and allow the inmates to earn credit for good behavior.
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Hartman's real interest is in these young women—those who who ran away from grinding labor and resisted the trap of good behavior.
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To support good behavior, 83 percent of parents believed in praising and giving extra attention to children and 69 percent endorsed rewarding kids.
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"What we talk to parents about is paying attention to your child's good behavior and paying less attention when they're misbehaving," Sege said.
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But, Facebook is extending an olive branch and — initially, at least — engagement baiters can earn their original reach back with good behavior, i.e.
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Mr. Hu was given a reprieve of roughly two years from his sentence because of good behavior, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
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It is not unusual in Hong Kong for prisoners to be released early for good behavior, and Mr. Wong's release had been expected.
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Children could stick a pin into the red side to mark good behavior or the black side to mark when they were bad.
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In October, Weiner was granted a release date three months earlier than the initially scheduled date of August 2019 due to good behavior.
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The Santeria priests recommended tolerance, patience, good behavior in general, as well as avoiding too much pork or breeding pigs in inadequate spaces.
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The United States had intended to release Mr. Noriega on parole in September 2007 after reducing his sentence by half for good behavior.
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In 2007, he was sentenced to 12 years and subsequently released early, in June 2015, with the customary time off for good behavior.
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The rats, nicknamed 'HeroRATs', undergo a training process that begins when they are four weeks old and involves receiving banana rewards for good behavior.
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They each were sentenced to almost seven years in prison, with credit for 13 months in custody awaiting trial and credit for good behavior.
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His apologies, which have at times quoted Jay Z and invoked Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence as proof of good behavior, have not helped.
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"A lot of the players, you can name any number that you can say 'well, that wasn't good behavior,'" the 78-year-old said.
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The Chinese government is using facial-recognition technology to help promote good behavior and catch lawbreakers — even jaywalkers, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Earlier this week, after just 17 months, Emelianenko, the little brother of Russian MMA legend Fedor Emelianenko, was granted early parole for good behavior.
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It also required the bureau to retroactively recalculate good behavior credits, a step that reduces some sentences by up to 54 days per year.
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Additionally, authorities told PEOPLE there is a good chance Turner will be released from jail in September, after just three months, for good behavior.
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Although she had a five-year sentence, 20 months would be waived for good behavior, making her 10 months over the 30-month requirement.
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His prison term was reduced by a third for good behavior, and 13 months of detention before his sentencing was considered as time served.
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The program also encouraged dads to use praise and rewards to promote good behavior and use distraction or reduced attention to discourage negative behavior.
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Young people probably won't give up their self-interest for nothing, though; rewards for good behavior go a long way in creating the shift.
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After seven years of good behavior, Darryl and I were granted permission to become cellmates and spent the next 2000 years sharing a bunk.
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Sex workers are people, but just because we're deviating from the standard that society sets for good behavior, it doesn't mean that we're bad.
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His sentence was suspended for four years, effectively meaning he will serve no additional jail time as long as he remains on good behavior.
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Under the parole system for England and Wales, prisoners are automatically released halfway through their sentences as long as they have shown good behavior.
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A television review on Tuesday about "Good Behavior" on TNT, created by Chad Hodge and Blake Crouch, misidentified another show that Mr. Hodge created.
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Directing that behavior onto pet-friendly alternatives and reinforcing your pet's good behavior with treats or praise will help your belongings stay pee-free.
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Technology executives who work in the so-called sharing economy and depend on good behavior for profit are now among the more prominent critics.
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Be sure to download movies and games before the flight (you'll need Wi-Fi) along with a few surprise apps to encourage good behavior.
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But it also reminds us that the fellow feeling and good behavior of the days it portrays belongs to an isolated island in time.
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I knew the color of my new students' skin or the wealth of their families could not be the sole cause of their good behavior.
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Reinforcement learning is a tool used in artificial intelligence to steer agents toward a desired goal or direction, by awarding them points for "good" behavior.
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Cheryl pleaded guilty to manslaughter was sentenced to six months in jail, serving about three and half months before she was released for good behavior.
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The industry finds initiatives like these, which encourage upgrades but not drastic overhauls, generally palatable—they promote good behavior without overtly punishing status quo ships.
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Dockery laid low in the months following Dineen's death, but returned to work on Good Behavior — her first TV project following Downton — three months later.
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Last week, Harry Kuncoro, the cellmate and personal assistant of fundamentalist cleric Abu Bakar Bashir, was released from prison two years early for good behavior.
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Black women do not fall on one side or the other of some good/bad binary that was established to police us into good behavior.
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In May 2018, more than four years after his initial arrest, Leininger was granted parole by a Venezuelan judge for good behavior, but remained imprisoned.
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What's more, Turner, will likely only serve half his six-month sentence, a common reduction for county inmates who maintain a record of good behavior.
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Anwar is widely expected to be released after serving another 16 months, as Malaysia grants a one-third reduction of jail terms for good behavior.
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I like to go to bed early, and the 17th floor was a bit loud as it's directly under Good Behavior, the hotel's rooftop bar.
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The combination of Superman's extremely high power levels and traditional rigidly good behavior is what makes the "What if?" scenarios about his ethos so compelling.
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Judges can reduce sentences against the men for good behavior like appearing remorseful or praying regularly, which means the men tend to get off easy.
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"She was sentenced to two weeks but with good behavior she's expected to serve 17 minutes and win a People's Choice Award," Jimmy Kimmel said.
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"We also find that there is no 'pay it forward' for good behavior, but there is 'pay it forward' for bad behavior," Dr. Leskovec explained.
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Turner was released for good behavior in September 2016 after serving just three months of his six-month term and has since appealed his conviction.
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While eliminating fraud, rewarding good behavior and simplifying the process of buying food and drinks are great, security still should prove to be the ultimate benefit.
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Cogan said that, with 15 percent off his sentence for good behavior and three years time served, Al Farekh could get out when he is 67.
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Although there is no parole in the federal prison system, Cohen will be eligible to be released after serving 30½ months, assuming credit for good behavior.
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Then it began to grow dark outside and unbearable inside the cramped confines of the honor dorm, a unit reserved for inmates with good behavior records.
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They were quickly able to raise £3,2019 through their good behavior, but the day before they were supposed to leave, the kids met a homeless man.
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It was initiated by a recalculation of the number of days inmates accrue each year for good behavior that was applied retroactively under the new law.
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Nowhere in his more fulsome apology does Franken say that the incident with Tweeden was a one-off, a momentary lapse of reason and good behavior.
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The federal law Trump signed last year decreased some drug sentence lengths, expanded time-off for good behavior, and created more in-prison job skills training.
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"Insurance ticks every box of what not to do," Schreiber tells me when discussing the nuts and bolts of designing a system to incentivize good behavior.
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Life tenure meant something different when the founders were drafting the Constitution and guaranteeing federal judges lifetime appointment "during good behavior" to insulate them from politics.
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This is not an alien notion; the criminal justice system often takes good behavior and contrition as evidence of transformation that is relevant to one's sentence.
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Bichlbaum often impersonates a representative of corporate interest to announce good behavior — as it did with the W.T.O. The spoofed organization must then, embarrassingly, deny it.
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Similarly, many kids flounder when schools use the popular "token economy" approach, which gives checkmarks or tokens for good behavior that students cash in for rewards.
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Generally, federal sentences of less than a year are not reduced for good behavior, so Ms. Huffman is expected to stay for the full two weeks.
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But the handbook essentially outlines high-security prisons where inmates are incentivized to toe the line through the promise of eventually getting out on good behavior.
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The state also allows prison inmates to be released early for good behavior, although prisoners are required to serve at least 85 percent of their sentences.
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Plus, we talked to a Fulton County Court official who tells us he'll get an extra day of credit for each day served on good behavior.
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But he added that the league had taken the unusual step of asking Heimlich to sign a letter vowing good behavior, which he did on Wednesday.
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Hekmati's Iranian lawyer, Mahmoud Alizadeh Tabatabaei, was quoted on December 30 as saying that prison officials were considering a conditional release of Hekmati for good behavior.
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Judge Jeannice Reding said Aranda will get credit for the days he has served and could be granted up to 76 months supervised release for good behavior.
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I was recently released early from probation due to good behavior, but I am still, and will always be, a felon in the eyes of the law.
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She was sentenced to 5 years in prison, but was released early in July 2014 for good behavior and was ordered to serve four years of probation.
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Details: The bill would... Send up to 4,000 prisoners home by increasing the amount of time inmates can cut off of their sentences due to good behavior.
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As Curtis discovers that his good behavior and best intentions won't be enough to keep him safe, his worldview shifts, and survival becomes more of a strategy.
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The elite New Hampshire prep school student who was convicted of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old classmate was released from jail months early for good behavior.
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In Peru, people hung signs saying #PeruWithoutVenezuelans from bridges across the capital city, Lima, where a candidate for mayor proposed asking Venezuelans for certificates of good behavior.
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For tech companies on Capitol Hill, the name of the game is ticking off each point of good behavior while divulging as little new information as possible.
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The new law will: Send up to 4,000 prisoners home by increasing the amount of time inmates can cut off of their sentences due to good behavior.
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Rossi argued that Wagner's good behavior during monthly visits to his grandmother over the previous year and a half indicated that he was ready to walk free.
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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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The act would provide $250 million over five years to expand and support programs that reduce reoffending rates and encourage good behavior, the New York Post reported.
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Soulja, 28, was initially sentenced to 240 days but was released 146 days early due to a combination of good behavior, time served and overcrowding, TMZ reported.
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The new picture features the family's five youngest members, who surprised onlookers with their good behavior – something that can't always be relied on when cameras are around.
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As we first reported ... Soulja was sprung from jail last Sunday, getting out 146 days early due to a combo of good behavior, time served and overcrowding.
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There's a lot of things that I objectively know is good behavior but don't do just because I've never had to make myself do it alone before.
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So in an effort to promote good behavior, the MTA has rolled out an initiative to make the needs of passengers more transparent to their fellow riders.
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In real life, Piper Kerman served 13 months of a 15-month sentence for money laundering; she was released after after exhibiting good behavior in the prison.
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Mr. Katsav, who entered prison in December 2011 after losing a Supreme Court appeal, had requested that his sentence be reduced by a third for good behavior.
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With credit for time he has already served in the U.S. and Mexico, Zambada could be allowed to walk free in five — or less, with good behavior.
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Tony Serra, a defense attorney for Almena, told reporters that his client will likely be released in 3.5 years after time served and credits for good behavior.
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What could have been a 14-year turn in a state penitentiary turned into a six month sentence — later cut in half, for good behavior — sparking outrage.
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Still, Mr. Cohen may be able to shave a few months off his sentence if prison officials determine that he has displayed good behavior while locked up.
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In its regulatory filing on Tuesday, the state regulator said the size of the fine had been partly determined by Mr. Staley's good behavior during its investigation.
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Inmates would be rewarded more for consecutive days of good behavior while incarcerated under a tweaking of how the Federal Bureau of Prisons currently calculates such incentives.
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Some 3,100 people were freed last week because of a change, under the new law, in how the Bureau of Prisons calculates time off for good behavior.
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Now they could do that by turning Christmas into a family event when children -- who had it pretty rough back then -- would receive gifts for good behavior.
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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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Last but by no means least, they endorse a hard line on China, seeing toughness and resolve as likely to succeed in intimidating China into good behavior.
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Cheryl pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to six months in jail — serving about three and a half months before she was released early for good behavior.
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Inmates often risk punishment: a formal write-up docking time for good behavior, stints in solitary confinement, or even involuntary transfer if they act openly as a couple.
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In the brand new trailer for the second season of TNT's Good Behavior, we see things heating up for the two of them – in more ways than one.
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According to this legend, a mysterious creature named Oschter Haws, or Easter Hare, visited children while they slept and rewarded them for their good behavior (similar to Santa).
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This has led to a positive incentive structure, rewarding lower-risk customers for good behavior, and financially incentivizing average customers to improve their healthy habits or driving safety.
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Public outrage began in August, when rumors spread that a former mayor currently serving time for a 1993 rape and homicide would be released early for good behavior.
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But the investigation raised questions about the American, who put a premium on improving bankers' conduct with a stream of internal messages and training sessions about good behavior.
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That law allowed inmates convicted of violent crimes between 1977 and 1987 to be automatically released if their "good behavior" credit plus their time served equaled their sentence.
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He was given a one-year sentence reduction in 2012, and his sentence was reduced again in March for good behavior, making him eligible for release in October.
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"If you really want to attack global climate change effectively, you should put a price on carbon, because what you're doing is you're incentivizing good behavior," she said.
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This reform is meant to reward those incarcerated for good behavior and ensure that Louisiana's resources are focused on those who truly pose a threat to public safety.
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"We need to protect our city, and good behavior is important," Raggi, a member of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, said in a video posted on Facebook.
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"If you really want to attack global climate change effectively, you should put a price on carbon, because what you're doing is you're incentivizing good behavior," she said.
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Under the law, thousands of federal inmates will be able to leave prison earlier or secure an earlier release for good behavior or through participation in rehabilitation programs.
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"Should this transpire, it would be the end of the EU's good behavior and willingness to compromise, which can clearly be seen in the draft guidelines," he added.
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Because I think of you sometimes as the high priest, somebody who looks around and lauds good behavior, but also calls out bad behavior where he sees it.
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O'Meara expressed sympathy for Xu—making note of his good behavior for the 19 months he was held in prison—but ultimately agreed to Woodward's sentence without explanation.
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But as this omnibus process has demonstrated, passing rules to compel good behavior rarely results in a better outcome when the root of congressional dysfunction resides much deeper.
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Parole has been abolished in the federal system, so even with good behavior Cohen will be obliged to serve at least eighty-five per cent of his sentence.
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I think we're going to have to get to a point where we talk to each other like we all fall short of the glory of good behavior.
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" If sentenced to 21 years, Claypool believes Cosby, if he's denied appellate bond, will still only serve "7 to 8 years and get out on parole with good behavior.
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When everyone is served the same food, it models good behavior, and the portion not consumed by the finicky toddler can be eaten by the rest of the family.
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And Cheryl pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to six months in jail — serving about three and a half months before she was released early for good behavior.
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Inmates in the Santa Clara County prison typically serve half their sentences given good behavior, which is a standard for state inmates according to Bay Area TV station KRON.
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Trump has suggested at different times that the sanctions could be reduced in the name of improving relations with Russia, rewarding good behavior or a reduction in nuclear armament.
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Some of the inmates argue that redemption is earned through good behavior behind bars or that their case should be revisited due to lack of DNA evidence against them.
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While Setim was officially let go because of his status as a first-time offender and good behavior, the official reason for Mello's release remained unknown to the public.
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Though Turner was initially sentenced to six months in jail for sexually assaulting the female student, he was released on good behavior after serving only three months in 2016.
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Rewarding good behavior in a jail or prison system reduces inmate-on-inmate violence as well as inmate-officer confrontations, and increases programming attendance and cleaner, more manageable facilities.
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Anyone with an interest in bringing transparency and order to fishing or the seafood trade can go online to sift data and help identify both bad and good behavior.
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Low risk inmates could earn time credits they could "cash in" to serve the final portion of their sentence under community confinement so long as they maintain good behavior.
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China signed up for strict U.N. sanctions following repeated North Korean nuclear and missile tests but also has suggested they could be eased as a reward for good behavior.
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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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She said the key to engaging parents was to set up meetings between them and teachers to discuss how to encourage good behavior, before seeking any kind of penalty.
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Instead, last fall he received a $22015,210 fine and was told he would be suspended for two majors if he did not maintain good behavior through the 2019 season.
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The Lafayette Journal & Courier reports that Schmid's 44-year, 299-day sentence was reduced because of both her good behavior behind bars and other time-cut credits she'd received.
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The parole board said in a statement that Meders' lack of a criminal record before the murder and his good behavior while in prison were reasons it granted clemency.
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It also referenced Meders' lack of a criminal record before he committed the killing and other crimes and his good behavior while on death row for almost 30 years.
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Name Withheld A diagnosis like yours lands especially hard because it's so definitive: no reprieve for good behavior, no appeal to a higher authority, no means to secure clemency.
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The 23-year-old from Massachusetts walked free Thursday morning out of Bristol County House of Correction ahead of her scheduled release ... due to 'good behavior' on the inside.
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It's considered "self mutilation" by the federal Bureau of Prisons and can cost an inmate up to 60 good behavior days or up to six months of solitary confinement.
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She'd been sentenced to three separate 20-year terms in federal prison for her role in the attacks, though she only served 29 months before being released for good behavior.
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When it returns next year, it'll join a lineup that includes TNT originals Animal Kingdom, Good Behavior, The Last Ship, Major Crimes, The Librarians, Will, and the upcoming The Alienist.
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There is opportunity to create a space where parents can manage their children's device use and content and create an allowance based system (should they decide) based on good behavior.
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Beyond Sesame Credit's reward offerings, public social credit systems offer good-behavior benefits that can be minor conveniences like enhanced borrowing privileges at a local library, or free loaner umbrellas.
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First came the act of vehicular malfeasance, now comes the public apology and the promises of redemption, good behavior, and rededication to the principles of hard work and clean living.
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It's a plan to gamify healthcare or incent good behavior in a way that the company's founders liken to the "good driver discount" that conscientious drivers receive on their insurance.
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In Sempre's case, the good behavior is designed to alleviate breakage at the point of sale by cutting costs on drugs for patients who might otherwise just not buy them.
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A former New Hampshire prep school student convicted for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old classmate was released early from prison on Monday for good behavior, The Associated Press reports.
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The focus of the trip was largely on school climate, specifically on a philosophy called PBIS that seeks to reward good behavior and improve communication between school staff and students.
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Still, Mark Karpelès, the French national who presided over Mt. Gox's rise to become the world's largest Bitcoin exchange, will not serve additional time if he remains on good behavior.
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St. Louis, Missouri (CNN)Rasheed Thompson rewarded his 8-year-old daughter's good behavior by letting her to go to a Friday night high school football game in St. Louis.
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Butt and her children should be allowed to legally remain in India on a year-to-year basis, "subject to good behavior," but that they would not receive Indian citizenship.
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Manafort, 69, will get credit for nine months he's already served in jail, and if he gets credit for good behavior, could be released from prison in about six years.
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In several instances, these laws mirror Montana's attempt to hold ISPs to account by tying good behavior to their ability to secure government contracts, something ISPs are certain to contest.
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In one technique, parents reward good behavior with stickers that can be saved up and turned in for something the child wants, like earning time to play on an iPad.
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Dan Hynes, the lawyer who represented the three women, said that they had each been fined $124 for violating the ordinance, but that their fines were suspended for good behavior.
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Johnson was taken into custody after her sentencing, says her attorney, who adds that with credit for good behavior, Johnson could be released after serving five years for the endangerment conviction.
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Only one reasonable solution suggests itself, and it's far from ideal: Restrict ads to only those videos that appear on channels with long histories of good behavior and lots of subscribers.
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The insight comes from realizing that this good behavior does not necessarily contradict what we already know about the theory at low energies (from the early works of DeWitt and Feynman).
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She and Depp, 52, appeared at a hearing at the Southport Magistrates court in Queensland, according to the AP. Heard was given a one-month good behavior bond, NBC News reports.
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Her attorney told Reuters that while she was scheduled for release in early November, a change in federal law allowed her release date to be pushed up based on good behavior.
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Applicants qualify if they have no record of violence, no significant ties to a gang or drug cartel, have been in prison at least 10 years and have demonstrated good behavior.
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The actress was given a one-month good behavior bond last month after the actress pleaded guilty to providing a false immigration document when entering Australia last May with the dogs.
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Despite his poor performance during his hearing, Simpson's good behavior in prison and his low risk factors for recidivism were enough to persuade the board that he should be released early.
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This is a difficult space for the government to operate in because we're not going to censor people, but we can use the bully pulpit to try to encourage good behavior.
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We saw relatively good behavior on the field (only two red cards) and relatively bad behavior off the field (everything from flares to smoke to full-on, in-stadium fan attacks).
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Prisoners must be low-level, nonviolent offenders who have served at least a decade of their sentence, demonstrated good behavior and have no significant criminal history or a history of violence.
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From the Romantic poets to the transcendentalists to the Summer of Love hippies, many have rejected a supposed facade of good behavior in favor of being true to their inner nature.
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The bottom line: Testing Kim's willingness to engage with the South and forego provocations through the Olympics makes sense, but bribing Pyongyang in exchange for "good" behavior would be a mistake.
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It also allows inmates to earn more time off for good behavior, gives judges more discretion on draconian mandatory minimum sentences, and requires that inmates be incarcerated closer to their families.
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Last month, the league, which is affiliated with Minor League Baseball and is considered Class AAA, even took the unusual step of asking Heimlich to sign a letter vowing good behavior.
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And it would expand time credits that reward good behavior and create new ones for participating in job-training and other programs that allow offenders to reduce their time behind bars.
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Michelle Dockery, who played the highborn Mary Crawley in "Downton," actually brings some of the same qualities to the lowlife Letty Dobesh in "Good Behavior," and they serve the character well.
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Users with a high score receive perks like deposit-free hotel booking, while application of the program is not limited to transactions but has also been adapted for rewarding "good" behavior.
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Under our Constitution, all federal judges "shall hold their offices during good behavior" -- meaning that a federal judge's term can end in only three ways: the judge's death, resignation or impeachment.
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In recent years, the state has reduced some drug crimes and thefts to misdemeanors, passed a bill to outlaw cash bail and allowed more inmates to be released for good behavior.
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Critics of either set of behaviors might dismiss either set of spending choices as "virtue-signaling": the process of performing "good" behavior to achieve a higher status within a given targeted group.
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" Related: Michelle Dockery gets un-Lady-like in TNT's 'Good Behavior' Dockery said it was an easy decision to take on the role of Susie Webster in "The Sense of an Ending.
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He also is eligible to shave another 15 percent, or 4.2 years, off his term for good behavior while in prison, meaning he could end up serving nearly 20 years before release.
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"That's the first time I've said that, and it's a bit of a relief to say so," the British actress added, saying it helped her connect with her Good Behavior character Alice.
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Gotay said families would rather see the government consider other plans to reduce prison populations, like parole programs and reduced sentences for good behavior before thinking of sending thousands off the island.
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Research indicates workers are mostly from Pyongyang, and must be loyal to the regime, and married — allowing the threat of consequences for family members to act as leverage to ensure good behavior.
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Heard, 30, was given a one-month good behavior bond last month after the actress pleaded guilty to providing a false immigration document when entering Australia last May with their two dogs.
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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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In June, Dmitrichenko, the engineer of the acid-attack, was released after three years of his six year sentence for good behavior, and he says he wants to go back to work.
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Michelle Dockery is starring in TNT's Good Behavior and Dan Stevens is killing it in Beauty And The Beast — although, spoiler alert, it's unlikely we'd see his character in the movie anyways.
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There could be obedience training and work with someone to ensure the animal has good behavior, and can travel on a plane, but they have not been trained to do a task.
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The theory is simple and intuitive: If prisoners exhibit good behavior and set themselves up for success outside of prison, they should be given credits that allow them to be released earlier.
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Turner was let out early for good behavior, and greeted by a wall of flashing cameras and reporters as he left the Santa Clara County jail in San Jose early Friday morning.
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Because of Norway's influence, prison officials allowed him to transfer to medium security when he showed good behavior -- a move that he would not have been able to make as easily before.
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It held out the promise that if I remained pure, then God would reward good behavior with a husband — surely before I turned 30 so that we could have lots of children.
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I'm also sure that plenty of boys would appreciate having a clearly articulated rule upon which they could blame their good behavior when they are pressed by peers to obtain illicit images.
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When I visited, a group of men whose good behavior had allowed them to progress to living in four-bedroom suites were making sandwiches for lunch and contemplating stir-fry for dinner.
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Ware could be out of jail after serving at least two months of her sentence, and remain out as long as she remains on good behavior for a period of three years.
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Regarding mergers as generally beneficial, the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission seek to sand off rough edges by extracting promises of good behavior or requiring the companies to divest assets.
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The legislation also reformed outdated federal sentencing guidelines that disproportionately affected minorities and created a pathway to earlier release for inmates who have demonstrated good behavior and a genuine desire to reform.
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The UK-based insurtech leverages user data from telematics with the aim to reward users for good behavior — but it's facing criticism from users about the app being faulty, per the BBC.
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If it's not so clear, the Trump team should at least explore Ren's offer to see if there is a pathway for Huawei to assure American intelligence experts and demonstrate good behavior.
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"The Catch" on ABC, "Good Behavior" on TNT, "Imposters" on Bravo, "Shut Eye" on Hulu and "Sneaky Pete" on Amazon all deserved more attention than they received, and merit a binge now.
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The Correction Department wanted to expand the programs that would both reward good behavior and give inmates and detainees who were potentially drifting toward violence and hopelessness something to look forward to.
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Under conditions of the action, Osuna agreed to a one-year peace bond, which means he must agree to "keep the peace and be of good behavior," according to Community Legal Education Ontario.
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Slowly, she would (hopefully) have become acclimated to spending longer and longer periods of time in the costume, receiving treats for good behavior while wearing it (read: no chewing, tugging or rolling around).
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After he vowed to appeal his conviction, his bid for a new trial was rejected in 2013 — though he was paroled that same year on five of the 12 counts for good behavior.
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He'd done prison time in Ohio, Michigan and Texas, according to him, each time for murder charges and each time day for day—one day off for good behavior for every day served.
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Renae Lawrence, 41, was originally sentenced to life in prison for her role in the drug-trafficking syndicate but that sentence was later cut to 20 years and further reduced for good behavior.
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"This is a difficult space for the government to operate in because we're not going to censor people, but we can use the bully pulpit to try to encourage good behavior," Schiff said.
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Ghomeshi is expected to speak in court and sign a peace bond—a court order that will require him to abide by certain good behavior conditions for a year or face criminal charges.
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Potential routes for reform are efforts to assure competition from more domestic and foreign firms, improved methods of project selection, and stronger monitoring of contract execution with built-in incentives for good behavior.
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Curtis Ray Watson, 44, was serving a 15-year prison sentence for felony charges of aggravated kidnapping and aggravated child abuse, but received regular work detail on a farm after exhibiting good behavior.
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But good behavior is often rewarded in the bar: Patience and peace will get you better service, not to mention a better parking spot at the great karmic drive-in in the sky.
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They're said to have arrived — a representative list might include Claire Underwood ("House of Cards"), Jackie Peyton ("Nurse Jackie"), Patty Hewes ("Damages"), Carrie Mathison ("Homeland"), Olivia Pope ("Scandal") and Letty Dobesh ("Good Behavior").
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There have also been more than 3,100 inmates released early for good behavior, while early compassionate releases for terminally ill inmates jumped from 34 in 2018 to 124 after the law took effect.
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Her lawyers checked with the Tennessee Department of Corrections, which they say told them that she had enough credits for good behavior and for working in prison to be released the same day.
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"So if teachers are praising students for good behavior -- such as attending to the teacher, asking for help appropriately, etc -- it stands to reason that this behavior will increase, and learning will improve."
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The Reverse Mass Incarceration Act of 2017 is a simple and straightforward approach to federal lawmaking, incentivizing good behavior — helping states to do the right thing to curb incarceration and keep communities safe.
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" Kaidanow said Washington was worried that U.S. allies purchasing Russian systems would support "some of the least good behavior that we have seen from them (Russia) in various places including Europe but also elsewhere.
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Tonally, "Good Behavior" is quite similar to TNT's most recent drama, "Animal Kingdom," with both shows topping the premise thanks to the strength of the writing and performances, which push toward premium-cable territory.
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" Kaidanow said Washington was worried that U.S. allies purchasing Russian systems would support "some of the least good behavior that we have seen from them (Russia) in various places including Europe but also elsewhere.
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The most effective parenting style is believed to be authoritative, where parents place high expectations on children with understanding and support, have open communication and use positive consequences to reinforce good behavior, said Taravella.
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It increases opportunities for education and rehabilitation in prison, gives inmates more time off for good behavior, requires prisoners be placed closer to their families, and reduces mandatory minimum sentences for some drug offenses.
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While we often expect celebrities to demonstrate good behavior given the number of eyes on them, we tend to forget — thanks in part to cult of celebrity worship — that they are people, not idols.
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The proposal would also set up a process for making some inmates accused of non-violent crimes eligible for parole earlier, and allow them to earn credits toward parole by engaging in good behavior.
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The White House publicly maintains its position to continue pressuring Pyongyang with sanctions until the regime takes affirmative steps toward denuclearization, but gradually these buttons may be unclasped to reward North Korea's "good" behavior.
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Men really shouldn't go to dinner with women other than their wives, and they should steer clear of the wet bar at social gatherings unless their wives are there to assure their good behavior.
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The particular policies under consideration — including incentivizing nonviolent criminals to earn good behavior credits and placing inmates at facilities closer to their hometown support networks — are not the only ones with evidence of traction.
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A report this month from a state university and circulated in official media, ranked Chinese stars in order of their social responsibility, including their moral conduct - underscoring an increasingly puritanical focus on good behavior.
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For that reason, I don't want it giving any developer — even ones I normally trust like Spotify — access to sensitive data protected merely by their promise of good behavior despite financial incentives for misuse.
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One fear is that enforcing norms with money could make things worse: if people are rewarded for good behavior, they tend to think of it as an economic choice and not a moral one.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Wednesday 1,700 convicts who were freed early for good behavior should be sent back to prison after questions were raised over the legality of their release.
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When he had arrived at Talladega, Mr. Herrera was told that his release depended on good behavior, but even though he had an exemplary record, he was never released because he had no sponsor.
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Others require parents to sign a good behavior agreement, in which the penalties for violation can range from a parent being banned from the stands or a team being barred from finishing the season.
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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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To prove their claim that the term "good behavior" allows officials to be removed in a judicial proceeding, the professors cite a raft of 17th- and 18th-century English cases that support their argument.
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Out of nowhere, C.F. said, Betts began extending personal invitations to join him on ride-alongs — which are considered a coveted and exciting aspect of police work and often used to reward good behavior.
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Back-end reforms, meanwhile, focus on cutting prison time once people are already incarcerated — by, for instance, offering credits for good behavior that may let someone get out earlier than they were sentenced for.
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Judge Aaron Persky sentenced Turner to 6 months in county jail for raping a 23-year-old woman on the Stanford campus in 2015 ... but with good behavior he could be out by September.
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And then, of course, after a couple of days of well-intentioned good behavior, it'll be time to drop the ceremony and resume the rhythms of the previous year and just get on with life.
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Despite his progress and good behavior, Greenfield has been told he will likely die in detention—not because of what he's done in the past, but because of what he might do in the future.
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It's smart practice to save the ones you're interested in cooking to your recipe box, and it's good behavior to share them with friends and family if you think they may feel the same way.
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In "Paradise," Hank, a writer married to a more powerful and successful writer, compares himself to a neglected dog and recalls his wife's theory that one should reward a dog for good behavior only sometimes.
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"This is a difficult space for the government to operate in because we're not going to censor people, but we can use the bully pulpit to try to encourage good behavior," he told the podcast.
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But since getting the Petcube Bites 2 to test, I've been reinforcing good behavior by reminding her to keep quiet, waiting outside the door and then flinging her a treat or two for her troubles.
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These include: changes that would speed up construction and legislation that would ensure speedier trials, reform the bail system and allow the city to give inmates who showed good behavior the opportunity for earlier release.
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You can watch Michelle Dockery (of "Downton Abbey" fame) rampage through TNT's "Good Behavior" as a con artist on Sundays; now, she wields a gun in 19th-century New Mexico in this new Netflix series.
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Some 20173,22017 felons serving life sentences have quietly walked free under a good behavior program in the three years since Duterte swept to power, promising to wage a national war on corruption, drugs and crime.
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However, case reviews from 210 to 83 resulted in further reductions beyond those for good behavior for only one of the 28 prisoners with fixed-term sentences of 230 years or longer, government data show.
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Countries may view your actions as a new precedent -- one that essentially will be a bribe for good behavior, however that is defined by your administration, or future ones, at a particular moment in time.
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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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The moratorium remains in place, but as a reward for good behavior, 26 of the 36 fraternities and sororities at Iowa are being permitted to host one holiday party around the end of the year.
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The good behavior on display that week did not last long, leaving pundits and former players wondering whether the 24-year-old will ever embrace the change necessary to take his game to the next level.
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In some facilities, inmates who are eligible to receive packages (usually those who are lowest risk and have good behavior) can get a care package once every three months; at others, inmates are allowed weekly deliveries.
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But as Washington weighs its options, it should bear in mind that sanctions are most effective if they offer an incentive to good behavior – without isolating Russia from the rest of the world, writes William Courtney.
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The Downton Abbey star was spotted filming scenes for her upcoming TNT show Good Behavior on Monday, marking the first time pictures of the actress back at work have surfaced since her fiancé died in December.
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In a ruling, the presiding judge of the Yugoslavia tribunal's legal successor said her good behavior meant Hartmann was eligible for release after serving two thirds of her seven-day sentence - on Tuesday rather than Thursday.
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The process reveals real common ground, shows police that communities reject violence and want to work with them in new ways, and facilitates communities in expressing strong and meaningful norms against violence and for good behavior.
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Among these, "Shringara" suggests the enjoyment of a partner in a warm and fuzzy, long-walks-on-the-beach type atmosphere—one created through attention to charming manners, stylish dress, artistic settings, beauty and good behavior.
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This method involves explicitly telling your child how you want them to behave in a given moment (Antecedent), modeling good behavior for them (Behaviors) and noting approval when the child has done what you wanted (Consequence).
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To offer a sense of responsibility (and give parents less to carry) have children wheel their own mini-suitcase filled with books, toys, antibacterial wipes and a treat or two to be earned for good behavior.
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The thrust of Prakash and Smith's argument is that an official who is appointed during "good behavior" may keep their office indefinitely, but that an official who misbehaves may be removed through an ordinary court proceeding.
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Indeed, in the same year that Prakash and Smith published their Yale Law Journal piece, the Journal also published a response by Northwestern law professor Martin Redish, which takes issue with their definition of good behavior.
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Gable and his twin brother Ralph set out to see if they could stop young people from committing crimes through a number of interventions, including by monitoring their movements and giving them rewards for good behavior.
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Tekashi could be back on the streets by early August based on the good behavior guidelines established by the Bureau of Prisons ... according to his lawyer, Lance Lazzaro, who's taken a closer look at the numbers.
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However, I always like to stay away from the "bad Santa" analogy, because despite all this cruelty, you have to remember, the Krampus was understood as a servant of St. Nicholas, an enforcer of good behavior.
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An Australian court let off his wife, actress Amber Heard, with a good behavior bond last month after she pleaded guilty to falsifying travel documents to sneak their two Yorkshire Terriers, Pistol and Boo, into the country.
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His attorneys touted his good behavior in recent years when asking a federal judge to release Epstein to a set of bail conditions that include confinement to his New York mansion and a wearable satellite tracking device.
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He said his latest charge for defamation is "bogus," saying the police only charged him because it would lead to another arrest for his violating good behavior that was ordered by his previous conviction, Seacoast Online reported.
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Many of these companies are also "certified B Corps," meaning they've passed a rigorous standard for corporate good behavior set by the nonprofit B Lab, including decent wages, benefits and training, responsible corporate governance and environmental sustainability.
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Now, an entire class of schoolchildren will no longer know the untold fulfillment of believing in mythical creatures who aim to guide their moral character, reward good behavior and fill their hearts with endless wonder and joy.
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In its April 21 decision, the appeals court rejected arguments that Blagojevich deserved leniency because of his good behavior during his five years in prison, and because parts of his original 2011 conviction had been thrown out.
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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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"But a lot of it can come down to modeling good behavior, encouraging clients to nourish themselves properly and to not push themselves too far, and supporting a lifestyle that is healthy and in moderation," she says.
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Her voice easily fills the room, but she rarely raises it, except to let loose a mammoth laugh or to sing the praises of a student—today it's Shawnay—who got 100 on her scorecard for good behavior.
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Asshole diners get an ego boost out of playing Old Testament God with your tips, like the utter cretins who do that horrible thing with the dollar bills on the table to threaten the waitstaff into good behavior.
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Santa Clara Judge Aaron Persky is still feeling a fierce backlash for sentencing Brock Turner to six months in jail (three, assuming "good behavior") and three years of probation for sexually assaulting a young woman at Stanford University.
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Administration officials say they need that flexibility to conduct diplomacy and if they have to go to Congress to get approval to waive sanctions it will get bogged down and they won't have carrots to encourage good behavior.
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That requires a trial-and-error process of creating incentives for good behavior and moderating bad actors, something that online games are getting better at but social platforms either ignore or simply can't manage at a huge scale.
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Even the one proposed condition that could be said to be "structural"—the divestiture of prepaid carrier Boost Mobile—depends on good behavior by the combined company, because Boost must have access to the company's network to operate.
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We got Boosie at LAX and he told us a guy like Meek can do this bid with his eyes closed, especially because his controversial prison sentence will most likely translate to only 10 months with good behavior.
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But maybe we were lucky that our parents did other things, like talking with us about what behaviors they wanted to see us do in the future, that helped us develop self-control and make good behavior choices.
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As difficult as it is for us to be comfortable with a mechanized view of our worst behavior, it's much harder for people to accept that it's all biology when it comes to our good behavior as well.
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Today the FBI director is nominated by the president and appointed with the advice and consent of the Senate for a 28503-year term—22019 years, that is, during good behavior and at the pleasure of the president.
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Modern probation and parole were established in 19th-century America, as a front-end substitute for incarceration in the case of probation and as a back-end reward for good behavior while incarcerated in the case of parole.
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His sister, Julie Downs Van Woy, said the family had been assured by Qatari and American officials that life sentences in Qatar usually mean 25 years, and that prisoners with good behavior are released after half that time.
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The two weigh the pros and cons of isolation versus engagement with the regime, and Cha makes a strong argument for what he calls "hawk engagement," a skeptical approach that gives North Korea incentives to affect good behavior.
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Only nonviolent, low-level offenders who have served at least 10 years of their federal sentence, demonstrated good behavior while behind bars and have no significant criminal history or a history of violence are eligible for the initiative.
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The release under a good-behavior reward program of more than 1,700 criminals guilty of mostly violent offences has been a huge embarrassment for a crime-busting leader elected almost entirely on promises to make the streets safer.
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Oscar Albayalde gestures as he testifies at the resumption of the Senate probe on the release of hundreds of convicts under the shortened serving of their sentence for good behavior, in suburban Pasay city, south of Manila, Philippines.
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In the three years Duterte has been in power, some 1,156 convicted murderers, rapists and drug criminals were set free by the prison system through a good behavior program for which they were not supposed to be eligible.
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And they tend to assume that keeping the American corporation embedded in this communitarian system is a better way to balance productivity and innovation and public-spiritedness than just trying to regulate and micromanage businesses into good behavior.
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They&aposre going to be released eventually, so you want to put them in rehab while they&aposre behind bars, so they can then go out and be rewarded for good behavior and have a positive feeling towards work.
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On-the-job training Under the Conservation Camp program, which is jointly run by the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and the Los Angeles Fire Department, only low-security prisoners with a record of good behavior are eligible.
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Butina, 31, had been scheduled for release from the low-security prison in Tallahassee in early November, but a change in federal law moved up her release date based on credit for good behavior, her attorney Robert Driscoll said.
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As a result, its athletes are competing at Pyeongchang as neutral "Olympic Athletes from Russia" (OAR) and on a bond of good behavior before it is decided whether they can march under their own flag at the closing ceremony.
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"With a permit, we would require the scooter share companies to educate their users on how to ride and park responsibly and hold the companies accountable to produce good behavior from their users," SFMTA spokesperson Paul Rose told TechCrunch.
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Furbo can show you exactly what your dog is doing in real time when you're away, so you can reward him (or her) with a treat for good behavior, to calm 'em down, or just 'cause you want to.
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"I don't think we have really good behavior on either side, and I'm not prepared to lay the blame for the situation that we're in, that none of us likes, entirely at the feet of one man," Driggs said.
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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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The Petcube Bites lets users toss their dog or cat treats to reward them for good behavior, and the Petcube Play comes with a laser toy that lets users play with their cat (or dog) to build stronger bonds.
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It was ostensibly a souvenir of sorts but in exchange for good behavior, we were allowed to open it up on the drive home and spend the last bit of vacation overstuffing ourselves with what is essentially straight sugar.
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Despite the elections being marred by allegations of fraud, the EU in February lifted travel sanctions against Lukashenko's government, as a reward for good behavior — the elections passed without a repeat of 2010's violent crackdown against opposition parties.
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This good behavior gives girls an advantage inside the classroom, but it can cost them outside of it later on, especially in high-earning fields like technology that value assertiveness and creativity and entrepreneurial roles that reward risk-taking.
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Hong Kong's criminal justice laws, which include an automatic one-third sentence reduction for good behavior, are usually seen as generous compared with those of other countries, said Simon Young, a law professor at the University of Hong Kong.
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He said he had been released from house arrest last year after serving half of an eight-year sentence that was shortened by time off for good behavior and a two-year amnesty provision granted to all Italian prisoners.
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The conditions are: good behavior for two years, meaning no crimes (felony or misdemeanor) or major motor vehicle offenses; periodic drug testing; 40 hours of community service; and waiving of his rights for a speedy trial and/or indictment.
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The release of so many criminals guilty of violent offences under a program to reward good behavior has been a huge embarrassment for President Rodrigo Duterte, a former prosecutor who won an election by promising to stamp out crime.
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In 1971, Reagan turned his words into reality by signing a welfare-reform bill in California that made state assistance conditional on people's good behavior, as judged by work status, child-support arrangements and other proxies for conscientious conduct.
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Before Manafort starts counting down the days until his release -- which, given the standard 15% reduction for good behavior in prison and deducting the approximately nine months Manafort already has served, could happen in 2022 -- two important hurdles remain.
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She may have lost out on parole, but Michelle Carter's good behavior behind bars still means she won't serve the full 15 months of her sentence for urging her teen boyfriend via texts and phone calls to kill himself.
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"I do think that the industry is off to a good start in terms of good behavior," Allergan Chief Executive Officer Brent Saunders told investors here this week during J.P. Morgan's annual healthcare conference, the largest industry meeting of the year.
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Susan Glascock and Melissa Burton, both 36, were charged with child neglect after the boy told police he was being rewarded with marijuana for his good behavior and had the drug taken away when he was behaving badly, FOX59 reported.
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In a brief statement on their official microblog, police in the eastern city of Tianjin said Zhao Wei would be freed on bail given her good behavior and after she had confessed to her crime and for her "relatively good attitude".
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But in the couple of weeks before the police visit, Wilkerson allegedly chained her hands to the front of her body instead of behind it and eventually started taking the chains off her because of her good behavior, the affidavit said.
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Both Good Behavior and Animal Kingdom boast around 50 to 52 minutes of content per episode with around eight to 10 minutes of ads — that's typically 423 minutes more content per episode than most shows on other ad-supported networks.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Roughly 3,100 U.S. inmates, including many convicted of drug offenses, will be released early from federal prisons for good behavior under a criminal justice reform law signed last year by President Donald Trump, the Justice Department said on Friday.
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In addition to the good behavior releases, officials said more than 1,691 inmates have had their sentences reduced after a provision in the law retroactively recalculated sentences to reduce disparities between those who committed crimes involving crack versus powder cocaine.
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In the clip, Luna could be seen with her hair slicked back into a tiny ponytail as she tried to persuade her mom to give her three pieces of candy for good behavior (the court ultimately settled on two pieces).
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"We were astonished by the hideous act of the Entertainment Authority, by these events held in Jeddah that are not in line with good behavior or our great religion," Hussein Al-Sheikh, the imam of the Prophet's Mosque, posted on Twitter.
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Parents borrowed from the tradition of souling and now offered up their homes as welcoming places for millions of young baby boomers to receive snacks — a sort of friendly bribe in exchange for good behavior and no more trouble-making.
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We'll direct your money to a consultant, we'll push him toward long-term care, we'll threaten you with your child's death to get him here, but at bottom we promise: Your child will leave an active collaborator in his good behavior.
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For toddlers and older kids, give out points for good behavior that lead to earning the fun things you packed, which may just keep your kid from kicking the back of the seat of the person in front of them.
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Theoretically, once the corporate social credit system (SCS) is up and running, the government can see whether a company has complied with regulations, or engaged in the potentially vague definition of "good behavior," according to the EU Chamber and Sinolytics report.
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A subject that at first seems obvious, camp is a densely layered sensibility that encompasses (among other things) the revivifying and subversive power of the extreme, artificial, performative and pastiche, often challenges established norms of "good behavior" or "good taste" (feh!
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Pro-growth monetary policy was supposed to be a reward for good behavior, something to deliver after countries like Spain and Greece made policy changes (primarily pension cuts and making it easier to fire workers) that ECB officials approved of.
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Some provisions, such as one that clarifies that prisoners are allowed to earn 54 days of credit off their sentence for good behavior each year instead of 47 days, would provide a small benefit to a large number of people.
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According to the court, the database is meant to help the development of China's "social credit system," a government project that aims to eventually give each citizen a score based on spending habits, loan repayment and good behavior in public.
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It rewards good behavior with gradually increasing freedoms, starting with 10 hours a week out of the cell (but still alone in a cage) to 21 hours a week with out-of-cell interactions with other inmates in small groups.
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"Women think, 'I can help fix him through my own behavior, by reinforcing good behavior — I can fix this,'" said Nadine Wathen, a researcher at the University of Western Ontario's Center for Research and Education on Violence Against Women and Children.
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The popular rebellion in Chile — a country often held up as an example of success predicated on good behavior — is only the most extreme instance of a discontent that is either breaking out or simmering in almost every South American nation.
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It's also roughly the six-month mark since Implementation Day, when the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) verified that Iran had complied with the deal's preliminary conditions and could start to get sanctions relief in exchange for continued good behavior.
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He calls it "clicker training," which is based on a dog and horse training technique by the same name: You give them a treat whenever you make a clicking sound, so they learn to associate the clicker with good behavior.
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He called for sweeping changes that would allow inmates to have their sentences reduced for good behavior, and for additional resources to be devoted to the post-conviction relief process so that prisoners can have a better chance of proving their innocence.
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Butina had been scheduled for release from the low-security prison in Tallahassee in early November, but a change in federal law moved up her release date based on credit for good behavior, according to her attorney in the United States, Robert Driscoll.
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The House Judiciary Committee is voting on their prison reform bill — the First Step Act — Wednesday, which would allow $50 million a year in funding for prison programming and release around 4,000 inmates by changing the way good-behavior time is calculated.
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But a drafting error in the legislation prevented the Justice Department from immediately applying the new method of calculating good-behavior credits until it finalized a risk-assessment tool that will be used to determine each inmate's risk of becoming a repeat offender.
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The show is about the impossibility of knowing what the "right" thing is, and about why it's so hard to be selfless, and how systems that try to rigidly enforce "good behavior" often end up being far more evil than less structured ideologies.
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In a 4-to-3 decision, Justice Brent Appel wrote that juvenile character is "a work in progress" and that courts should not preclude the chance for juvenile offenders to be released for good behavior by parole boards after they have fully matured.
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"Had the Founders known that one day Supreme Court justices would serve for monarchic 30 or 35 years, they might have considered defining what constitutes 'good behavior' in Article III of the Constitution," FTC Executive Director Gabe Roth said in a statement.
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He has a flair for details — the court clerk's voice, calling his case number; the judge's voice, offering him five years on probation, later reduced to three years for good behavior; and his own thoughts as he wondered where his life was headed.
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It asks them to do something nonsensical like feeding and caring for an inert tree limb — not because good behavior results in presents, or to please a mysterious old man watching your every move, but because it's a gloriously fun thing to do.
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I don't say that it's "good behavior" to vent your feelings on someone you've never met, whether you do it by sending 500 fan letters or by flooding Rob Kardashian's Instagram with rage for hurting his family's feelings by dating Blac Chyna.
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This will happen, the theory goes, either because Palestinian good behavior will generate pressure from the contented Israeli public or because Israel, once deprived of excuses, will be forced by the United States and the international community to grant Palestinians their independence.
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Officials said that the voluntary program, which began Wednesday, was part of a national campaign to model good behavior for children, and that General Prayuth had created it after learning of research that documented widespread physical idleness among Thailand's youth and older citizens.
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Just ask Glenn Rodriguez, who faced judgment from an algorithm when seeking parole from prison in the US. Despite 10 years of good behavior, Rodriguez saw how an algorithm called COMPAS, designed to predict inmates' likelihood of reoffending, would be biased against him.
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The process has led some to take more drastic measures, though, including DNA testing to prove a dog's pedigree, Xanax or therapy to keep a dog calm, photo shoots to show its best side, letters of recommendation and, increasingly, certificates of good behavior.
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" Russel described Trump's approach to Kim as "magical thinking, based on a narcissistic conviction that the tractor beam of Donald Trump's charisma was going to capture the Leninist dictator and pull him into some kind of condo-developing frenzy of good behavior.
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The proposed bill aims to prevent the courts from sentencing a person to consecutive probation sentences, prevent the court from extending a person's time on probation or parole due to nonpayment of fines and fees, plus establish a system of incentives that reward good behavior.
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In the season 2 premiere of TNT's thriller Good Behavior, con artist Letty (Michelle Dockery) attempts to impress an affluent new neighbor, played by Laura Bell Bundy, by inventing a backstory for her hit man boyfriend Javier (Juan Diego Botto) which involves Gwyneth Paltrow.
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His accounts of the dangers he fled and the fears he felt were used against him, he alleges, to send him to higher-security facilities -- and ultimately to lock him up with dangerous offenders in a juvenile prison despite his record of good behavior.
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However, there are unique cases in which cutting to a pre-recorded clip makes sense, similar to how a news show might show previously recorded content on live TV. Facebook will need to do more than "encourage" good behavior to keep publishers from abusing Live.
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Now, a lawsuit similar to the one in Florida claims that officers in Victorville used "gunning" as a reward for good behavior, moving favored inmates into "observation cells" where they had a better view of female staff members and could more easily expose themselves.
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" How Jimmy Kimmel Inspired Jaime King to Open up About Her Son's Harrowing Journey with TGA With Christmas only a few weeks away, Kimmel says his kids are "fully engaged in making sure their good behavior is noticed now" and "really want their presents.
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The President may be desperate for a quick fix to address this sudden influx of migration, but his actions are only guaranteed to increase migration flows while recasting our foreign assistance as bribes for good behavior rather than money used to advance core US interests.
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" They quote future President John Adams, who said in a debate with a contemporary that a judge serving during good behavior may be removed after a "hearing and trial, and an opportunity to defend himself before a fuller board, knowing his accuser and accusation.
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Last December, Congress passed the First Step Act, which eased harsh sentencing rules for non-violent offenders, created new recidivism reduction programs and revamped the good-behavior credit system to allow inmates to earn a sentence reduction of up to 54 days per year.
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Zhao Wei, a legal assistant for the prominent detained lawyer Li Heping, was herself detained last July on subversion charges but released on bail on Thursday given what police in the city of Tianjin described as her good behavior and confessing to the charges leveled against her.
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"They offered me some time and the way God worked the whole situation out, not only did I become a free man that was outside the walls, but I was off probation, I was off all these things because I had such good behavior," he says.
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Another solution is to shift away from training that teaches how not to harass to training that focuses on good behavior: how to interact with people who are different, how to be civil, and how to show respect, Mark Fogel, an HR consultant, told BuzzFeed News.
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So far, 25,000 of 20143,000 applications received by Clemency Project have been rejected for failing to meet the basic criteria - no record of violence, no significant ties to a gang or drug cartel, good behavior in prison and completion of at least 10 years of sentence.
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"There's a lot of ambiguity about what is up there and where it will be an hour from now, tomorrow or next week," says Jah, who's building a database in hopes that it will lead to "[global] rules of the road for good behavior" in space.
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Details: The former 7-term New York congressman and unsuccessful New York mayoral candidate is now under supervision at a federal re-entry program — either a halfway house or home supervision — and is set to be released from federal custody on May 14 due to good behavior.
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If you watched the debut of TNT's new drama Good Behavior on Tuesday, November 15, you might have noticed something: The number of commercials that aired during its running time was dramatically lower when compared with the typical number that airs during a normal TV episode.
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In interviews with CNN following Thursday night's faceoff, representatives from both campaigns accused the other side of mudslinging and negative campaigning even as, in the same breath, they continued to tout the Democratic primary as a model of good behavior when compared to that of the Republicans.
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The White House has said Trump would support a measure that addresses poor prison conditions by allowing for more visitation time and incentives for good behavior, along with making improvements for women prisoners like more accessible health products and ending the practice of shackling women during childbirth.
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For those of us who worried that the president would make too many concessions and ultimately, perhaps, even giving the Statue of Liberty to North Korea, President Trump seems to have been on good behavior in Hanoi, and most importantly not overly anxious for a deal.
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Though they made an appearance at a hearing at the Southport Magistrates court in Queensland in April, the duo hasn't been photographed together for months, aside from their video apology resulting from the actress' dog smuggling court case (Heard was given a one-month good behavior bond).
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The Republican president signed into law the First Step Act, which reduced mandatory minimum sentences, required officials to try to place inmates in prisons near family, expanded drug treatment programs for prisoners and parolees, and allowed some federal prisoners to finish their sentences early with good behavior.
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This opening gives you hope that the show will be a nimble, noir-inflected dramedy, buoyed by Mr. Donovan's amusing performance — a lighter alternative to other new shows like "Good Behavior" and "Chance" that are more solemn in their attempts to energize hard-boiled genre tropes.
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The main theory was, if you could really boil down good behavior and bad behavior in a big umbrella kind of way, it seems to have a lot to do with empathy and a general sense of the way your actions affect other people, and vice versa.
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States like Colorado and New York are leading the way with new policies supported by mental health research, and individual prisons, like Algers Correctional Facility in Michigan, are testing out incentives programs rooted in perks for good behavior as opposed to punitive measures for (justifiably) bad behavior.
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I would have never thought that, at this point in Trump's presidency, we would still be in the early stages of an unnecessarily difficult trade negotiation, rejoicing at the crumbs of China's soybean purchases and promised tariff leniency on U.S.-made automobile imports — in exchange for Washington's good behavior.
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Donald Trump The Republican president signed into law the First Step Act, which reduced mandatory minimum sentences, required officials to try to place inmates in prisons near family, expanded drug treatment programs for prisoners and parolees, and allowed some federal prisoners to finish their sentences early with good behavior.
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A former senior United States official called the region a new Cold War battlefield, and said that Brussels was too rigid with the ways it tried to keep people on the good behavior track, while the money is not as connected as it should be to reform goals.
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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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For example, the Good Behavior Game, a simple way to teach elementary school students how to work cooperatively, returned more than $31 for every dollar invested, thanks to the prevention of substance use, crime, depression, anxiety, and suicide attempts and to the increased rate of high school graduation.
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I mean, it's part of the game, you... make a threat, you posture, you.... [pause] make a risky move, you hope that the other side will then do something to placate you, or to give you some advantage in exchange for good behavior, and then after some time it starts again.
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For anyone who lived in Moscow in the 1990s, a decade-long fiesta of disobedience and bracing liberty, Mr. Smirnov's reverence for the rituals of good behavior is a jolting reminder of how much Russia, or at least its capital, has changed since President Vladimir V. Putin took power in 1999.
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" Airlines would be able to require forms developed by the Transportation Department attesting to service animals good behavior, certifying the service animals good health, "and if taking a long flight attesting that the service animal has the ability to either not relieve itself, or can relieve itself in a sanitary manner.
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When Judge James Alexander resentenced Topp to 40-1513 years in prison on Tuesday, Topp had already served 56 years and accrued more than 10 years' worth of good behavior credits, allowing him to be released without a parole hearing, said Chris Gautz, a spokesman for the Michigan Department of Corrections.
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Those who favored traditional qualities in children (respect, obedience, and good behavior) were about 30 percentage points more likely to vote for right-wing populist parties such as Germany's Alternative for Germany, or AfD, and France's National Front than those who favored more modern qualities (independence, self-reliance, and curiosity).
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Though Moore's sentencing was hardly the best news the rapper could get this week, he is seemingly staying optimistic about the future: Moore will have to surrender on February 3, reports Perez Hilton, and the site reports he may be able to get out of jail early for good behavior in August.
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Kushner won his first major legislative victory after the House approved the First Step Act – a prison reform bill that would allow more prisoners to serve out their sentences in halfway houses and provide funding to support programs geared at keeping inmates from going to prison as well as encouraging good behavior.
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If from the beginning of the year the classroom is stable and reliable, with clear rules, consistent discipline, and greater emphasis on recognizing good behavior than on punishing bad, Dr. Raver believes that stressed-out students will be less likely to feel threatened and better able to regulate their less constructive impulses.
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" Airlines would be able to require forms developed by the Transportation Department attesting to a service animals good behavior, certifying the service animals good health, "and if taking a long flight attesting that the service animal has the ability to either not relieve itself, or can relieve itself in a sanitary manner.
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" Airlines would be able to require forms developed by the Transportation Department attesting to a service animal's good behavior, certifying the service animal's good health, "and if taking a long flight attesting that the service animal has the ability to either not relieve itself, or can relieve itself in a sanitary manner.
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Over the course of 90 minutes, "American Son" surfaces a variety of themes: how black men are expected to be models of good behavior or else they're assumed to be "gangsters," the crushing conversations black parents have with their black children about how to stay safe during a traffic stop, black anger.
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GUILFOYLE: And I think specifically, what people take issue to, Jesse, is the federal guidelines, which are, you know, quite stringent, don&apost allow for any type of, like, good behavior and credit, et cetera, which is quite a disparity if you look at the juxtaposition between the state system and the federal system.
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" While Meier isn't aware of any specific tips or tricks taught to the royal children, she does offer this recommendation to moms in awe of George, Charlotte, and the like: "Generally, the best way to keep a child well behaved during a ceremony is by using positive reinforcement, and of course reward good behavior!
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In addition, the Israeli military's parole board announced on Monday that Elor Azaria, the soldier convicted of manslaughter for fatally shooting an already-wounded Palestinian attacker in the West Bank city of Hebron in 2016, would be released on May 10, several months before the end of his 14-month sentence, for good behavior.
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"Airlines would be able to require forms developed by the Transportation Department attesting to a service animal&aposs good behavior, certifying the service animal&aposs good health, "and if taking a long flight attesting that the service animal has the ability to either not relieve itself, or can relieve itself in a sanitary manner.
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Originally given a life sentence for killing his partner, Chantale Deschesnes, in 2004 by beating her with a hammer and stabbing her, Gallese gradually gained limited freedom for good behavior: Canada's parole board downgraded Gallese's risk of reoffending from "high" to "moderate" to "low to moderate" last year, and granted him day parole at a halfway house in March.
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How else can you explain the rabid support of Trump by white Evangelicals and the surge of mourning for the recently passed Billy Graham who preached the word as a modern-day salesman selling faith, penance, and the promised land as incentives for good behavior, so long as your behavior did not inconvenience an American dream built off of Indigenous and black genocide.
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There were the notorious "black code bonds," which required free African-Americans to find whites to sign for their good behavior and sign up or deposit a bond ranging from $500 to $1,000 in the earliest years of the 1800s, a time when a nice 100-acre farm in Massachusetts with a home and barns on it could be purchased for around $1,000.
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The underwhelming spoils of Taylor's crimes: three cell phones, $40, some jewelry, and a marijuana cigarette – hardly, one would think, reason to invoke federal prosecution under the Hobbs Act – with each charged Hobbs Act violation exposing Taylor to up to 2023 years in federal prison (where under federal sentencing law he'll have to serve a minimum of 85% of his sentence, even with credit for good behavior).
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The actor plays Jeff Gillooly, Harding's on-again/off-again-eventually-ex-star-crossed-lover and in the presence of other acting powerhouses—Robbie and Janney have been widely praised for their performances as the titular skater and her mother, respectively—he holds his own with a surprising amount of nuance, considering some of his bad (not good!) behavior depicted in the duration of the film.
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Modeling good behavior is key, said Dr. Frederick P. Rivara, professor of pediatrics at the University of Washington; parents teach their children how to cross streets safely, he said, and they can teach them how to ride safely as well, riding with the direction of traffic, staying as far over to the right as possible, obeying traffic signals and stopping for red lights and stop signs.
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Activities like fraternity parties and initiations have been suspended or curtailed at colleges including Ball State, Indiana University, Ohio State and the University of Michigan, as well as at least five where deaths have occurred this year: Florida State, Louisiana State, Penn State, Texas State and Iowa, where fraternities and sororities on good behavior have been permitted to hold one strictly monitored party per semester.
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I also believe that a more college environment for prisoners would help, as it too would encourage good behavior and help with returning to society; although I fear that a difference in views on what places such as Germany (with lower recidivism and prison costs) see as learning how to fit in society, the United States sees as punishment for the wrong done in society and nothing more.
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