It, and its successor Parole Commission, oversaw parole until 85033.
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In April, a Board of Parole Hearings panel found Van Houten suitable for parole, though has already been denied parole 19 times.
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The California parole board in January recommended parole for Van Houten.
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A parole board panel of commissioners said he is suitable for parole.
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Committee similarly denounced parole boards and parole officers as tools to keep the
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After a hearing Thursday afternoon, the Nevada board of parole granted O.J. Simpson parole.
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A state parole board had recommended the prisoner, Bruce Davis, for parole in February.
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But counsel for both the State Division of Parole and the Board of Parole disagreed with that conclusion, and the matter was turned over to another parole panel.
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But, the North Carolina Post-Release Supervision and Parole Commission says 44-year-old Demery is now being considered for parole by way of the Mutual Agreement Parole Program.
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He was sentenced to life in prison without parole, not with a chance of parole.
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And a lifetime sentence and no parole, no possibility of parole, she didn&apost murder anybody.
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The Nevada Parole Board has created an official website to share information about Simpson's parole hearing.
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He'll be on parole, which means his life will be dictated by the board of parole.
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Chapman was also denied parole in 2014 and will be eligible for parole again in 2020.
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Typically, Nevada parole hearings occur about three months in advance of an inmate's parole eligibility date.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Parole Must Mean Something" (editorial, March 19): Parole does mean something.
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She was denied parole six previous consecutive times, starting with her first parole hearing in March 2007.
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Davis' parole decision will now go to the Board of Parole hearings before being sent to Gov.
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Simpson will face the same four parole board members who were present at his 2013 parole hearing.
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He was released early with five years' parole, during which he was convicted of several parole violations.
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At the end of the 15-year minimum, the state parole board denied him parole nine times.
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"The parole process is like threading a needle — the people who have come out through the parole board are extraordinary people," says Rummel, who has represented hundreds of lifers in their parole hearings.
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The parole board said Bell's change of heart and his "institutional adjustment" were factors in granting him parole.
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The parole board has launched a website specific to Simpson's parole hearing, so as to corral media requests.
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" The official mission of New York's parole board is to "ensure public safety by granting parole when appropriate.
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New York State currently has sixteen parole-board members, who conduct some twelve thousand parole interviews a year.
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Connie Bisbee, Tony Corda, Adam Endel and Susan Jackson — the same four parole commissioners who in 2013 granted Simpson parole on kidnapping, robbery and burglary charges — granted parole on the remainder of the charges.
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Other states reimprison people for insignificant parole violations: "Alaska prohibits an individual on parole from changing residence without notification and considers an overnight stay a change of residence, punishable by parole revocation," Renaud writes.
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In Georgia, the parole Board has the sole constitutional authority to grant clemency and commute, or reduce a death sentence to life with the possibility of parole or to life without the possibility of parole.
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The Utah Board of Pardons & Parole announced on Monday that Barzee would be given another parole hearing in 2023.
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"They were both on parole with the same parole officer for similar crimes and they became friends," says Yellin.
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Investigation Discovery began a series Sunday called "Judgment Day: Prison or Parole" about inmates coming up for parole hearings.
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After being found suitable for parole, her case was forwarded to the Staff of the Board of Parole Hearings.
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Those who have already received parole will not see any immediate changes when the parole program ends on Wednesday.
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Avery is currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole, while Dassey is up for parole in 2048.
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The two men were denied parole seven times since they first became eligible for parole in 2005, FOX News reports.
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Avery is serving a life sentence without parole, while Dassey is serving a life sentence with the possibility of parole.
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Louisiana that any child sentenced to mandatory life in prison without parole is eligible for review (either resentencing or parole).
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Previous parole hearings quashed Brown has reversed three previous parole grants for Davis, who had another request reversed by former Gov.
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Rowland was on parole when he killed McCluskey, but university police did not check on his parole status, the report says.
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Avery was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, whereas Dassey will be eligible for parole in 22018.
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The Ohio Parole Board decided Wednesday to grant parole to Frank Freshwaters this April, said JoEllen Smith, spokeswoman for the board.
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The next time he comes up for parole, maybe I won't write to the parole board objecting to him being released.
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In May, two weeks before the parole interview, White mailed copies of Dennis's packet to a parole coördinator at the prison.
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In the past, parole interviews were conducted in person, but a few years ago the parole board stopped coming to Auburn.
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According to the appeals ruling parole officers failed to report some 70 drug-related parole violations by Garrido to their superiors.
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It's the second time Brown has blocked parole for Van Houten after a state parole panel recommended that she be freed.
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Leslie Van Houten was found suitable for parole by a panel of board of parole hearing commissioners in Corona, California, PEOPLE confirms.
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Regardless, the case has sparked a probe by New York State's Division of Parole, because as we've reported ... Remy's currently on parole.
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Van Houten, 68, was found suitable for parole by a panel of board of parole hearing commissioners in Corona, California, in September.
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He has been denied parole 12 times and won't go before a parole board again until 2027, if he survives until then.
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The rest may ask for parole individually, according to the announcement, but the agency will no longer automatically consider them for parole.
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There is no similar distinction between life without parole and a sentence of 40 years or even a life sentence with parole.
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On Thursday, Simpson will have a hearing before the Nevada Board of Parole to decide whether he will be released from prison -- and if parole is granted, Simpson could be released as early as October, parole board spokesman David Smith said.
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Now, he has been recommended for parole by the California parole panel, after name-dropping his connection to Lady Gaga in his hearing.
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Prosecutors said McCarthy shouldn't be eligible for parole until after 25 years in prison, while the defense sought parole eligibility after 15 years.
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FRONT PAGE An article on July 21 about O.J. Simpson's parole, using information from the Nevada parole commission, misstated Mr. Simpson's criminal history.
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Dempsey, who was reportedly on parole at the time of the incident due to a previous weapons conviction, also reportedly violated his parole.
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A 2017 survey of paroling authorities by the Robina Institute of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice at the University of Minnesota Law School found that 41 percent of parole boards never make public the logic behind a parole denial, and at least seven states don't require their parole boards to provide a written explanation for their denial to the parole-seeking inmate.
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DACA recipients will no longer be able to apply for "advance parole" to leave the US. Current grants of advance parole will remain valid.
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Mr. Eng, who had six parole board hearings before being approved to walk out, keeps a black binder documenting the effort to gain parole.
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In September, Van Houten was found suitable for parole by a panel of the board of parole hearing commissioners in Corona, California, PEOPLE confirmed.
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Despite an initial life sentence, he was recommended for parole by a California parole panel earlier this month ... after being rejected 18 times before.
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Parole hearing At a parole hearing in 2013, a physically heavier Simpson shuffled into the hearing and told commissioners he regretted what he'd done.
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Simpson's prosecution in the deaths and civil suit loss will have no impact on his bid for parole, said Smith, the parole board spokesman.
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Since Davis began his sentence on April 21, 1972, he has had 31 parole hearings and has now been recommended for parole five times.
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Only 1% of applicants were denied for either refugee or parole status, with 69% being recommended for parole -- the piece that will be discontinued.
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This enabled more people in prison to be good candidates for parole, leading to higher parole rates and thousands fewer new crimes by parolees.
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The review also found that Rowland had been released on parole three separate times, and had violated his parole and returned to prison twice.
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Muhammad was executed in 85033, while Malvo was handed four life sentences without parole in Virginia and six life sentences without parole in Maryland.
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Mr. Abbott commuted Mr. Whitaker's sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole, after a unanimous recommendation from the state parole board.
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"I take full responsibility," Simpson said at the parole hearing, while walking members of the parole board through the events as he saw them.
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Simpson's pending release is the result of a unanimous parole approval by a four-member panel of the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners on Thursday.
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The Parole Board granted him parole on July 18 that year in regards to five of his charges — those for kidnapping, robbery and burglary charges.
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Pagourtzis is not eligible for the death penalty or life in prison without parole and could, in theory, be eligible for parole in 40 years.
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In Oakland County, outside Detroit, the county prosecutor, Jessica Cooper, is seeking life without parole for 44 of the 49 currently serving life without parole.
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Tristan's father, an inmate at Otisville Correctional Facility in Otisville, New York, is appealing the state parole board's November 2016 decision to deny his parole.
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I worked with people in jails and prisons, and most parole boards will make my clients say, "I am sorry," before they can get parole.
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Parole Prep often collaborates with the RAPP Campaign—short for Release Aging People in Prison—which pushes for parole reform and has three desks nearby.
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He met with his parole officer as required on June 20 and was scheduled for another meeting on July 11, according to a parole official.
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The Nevada Parole Board states that "all decisions to grant or deny parole require a majority of the Board," which is made up of four members.
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The parole board said in its decision that it would consider an earlier parole hearing if Barzee were willing to cooperate with a mental health evaluation.
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Khayre was on parole Both Turnbull and Ashton confirmed Khayre was known to police and had been released on parole at the time of the attack.
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Life sentences are considered 45 years for parole purposes in Oklahoma, and inmates must serve 85 percent of each sentence before technically being eligible for parole.
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One parole officer went so far as to tell me all criminals are the same—that he wasn't fooled by my college attendance or parole compliance.
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Later, he encounters Wiley, out on parole before being returned to prison for a parole violation, and rebuffs his pleas to come clean about the case.
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They go to parole board and they're stepped back 25 years to their crime that they committed years ago and are denied parole based on that.
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C.) asked Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Director Kathleen Hawk Sawyer: How does the First Step Act differ from parole, and should the federal government reinstate parole?
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A rump Parole Commission still exists — it oversees release of prisoners sentenced for crimes committed before November 1987, and sanctions parole violations by that same population.
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In New York, felons get their voting rights back after they complete parole, but those with life on parole will never be able to vote again.
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Jason Farrell McGehee: On hold McGehee also was set for execution Thursday until the parole board recommended 6-1 to commute his sentence to life without parole.
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Avery is currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole, while Dassey is serving life in prison with the possibility of parole after 40 years.
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The change will not apply to individuals already residing in the US under parole, and those recipients will be able to re-apply when their parole expires.
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Parole coördinators deliver the paper files of the incarcerated people from the prisons where they are held to the parole offices where the commissioners conduct their interviews.
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This is significant not only for the human rights implications, but also because it highlights another problem with parole: the unwillingness of the New York State parole board to release older people, who pose the lowest risk of recidivism whether by parole violation or by committing a new offense.
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She spent three months in state prison in Clinton, New Jersey, was released on parole, then relapsed, failed parole, and went back to prison for 11 more months.
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Then her parole officer told her having pepper spray was a violation of her parole and that he'd arrest her if he caught her with it, Gurusami said.
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Suspects were on parole Derren Sorrels had six felony convictions and was on parole for motor vehicle theft and escape from custody when the shooting happened, Johnson said.
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China's rules on medical parole assume that prisoners released on medical parole will be treated in China under the continued supervision of the prison authorities and the police.
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Carolyn Warmus, who was convicted of killing Betty Jeanne Solomon in January 1989, was granted parole after a hearing Tuesday before three parole board members, the department told CNN.
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Despite the risks, Debra attends every parole hearing and speaks on behalf of family members who can't attend (she submits signatures from her website, No Parole for Manson Family).
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Simpson will have a July 20 hearing before the Nevada Board of Parole to decide whether he will be released from prison, according to parole board spokesman David Smith.
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We're told the parole authorities are reviewing her latest assault case -- and if she did violate parole ... it could be revoked, and she could get additional time behind bars.
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Alabama allows a convict to be considered for parole after 10 years or after serving one-third of his sentence, whichever comes first, according to the parole board website.
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Bell walked out of the maximum-security Shawangunk Correctional Facility in upstate New York on Friday, following the parole board's March decision to grant his eighth bid for parole.
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Come New Year's Eve, the recently elected Liberals had suspended the case, and the country's parole board granted him day parole to get a job and attend grad school.
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His requests for parole had been rejected multiple times before, including in October 2007, when a Parole Board panel concluded that he was likely to break the law again.
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At least 2,000 inmates have served enough of their sentences to be eligible for parole, subject to a hearing and recommendations from the parole commission's staff of civil servants.
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Prisoners seeking parole are typically expected to show remorse, but Hamilton filed another lawsuit, arguing that the parole board should consider his evidence of innocence before making its decision.
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Parole officers also each have dozens of parolees to monitor, with caseloads sometimes upward of 110 or 120 felons, according to the Texas State Employees Union, which represents parole officers.
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Hilton has been on parole since 2015 and admitted in court on June 6 to using drugs including marijuana, synthetic cannabinoids and cocaine, which was a violation of his parole.
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O.J. Simpson, the embattled football player who has been in prison for 9 years for a robbery in Las Vegas, was granted parole yesterday by the Nevada board of parole.
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The two-member parole panel's recommendation is required to go the Board of Parole hearings for review, which can take up to 120 days, before being sent to California Gov.
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The Nevada Board of Parole granted parole to the 70-year-old former NFL star Thursday after he spent nine years behind bars for an armed robbery in Las Vegas.
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However, Jackson says if the knife does connect Simpson to the crime he could be held accountable by the Nevada parole board when he is up for parole next year.
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Simpson, 70, appeared alert, engaged, and quick to smile during his parole hearing, letting out a hearty laugh when Parole Board Chairman Connie Bisbee accidentally said he was aged 90.
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The two-member parole panel's recommendation will now go to the Board of Parole hearings for review, which can take up to 120 days, before being sent to California Gov.
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That 2012 Supreme Court decision, which banned life without parole for juveniles who commit murder, gave momentary hope to Brown's case -- but her sentence does carry the possibility for parole.
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Brown was granted clemency in January and will remain on parole for 10 yearsIn May 2018, the Tennessee Board of Parole announced it would hold a clemency hearing for Brown.
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If approved, the bill would allow individuals over 65 who are sentenced to life without parole for a minimum of 50 years to receive a parole hearing after 30 years.
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He contacted his parole agent and asked how he was supposed to register as homeless, and the parole agent told him that he thought he had 30 days to register.
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She had become fed up with the parole board's handling of Mr. MacKenzie's case and had started fining the state $500 a day until the board reconsidered him for parole.
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"I have dealt with countless parole hearings, and I have never in my career seen someone so dismissive and dishonest in a parole hearing," said Ms. Bondi, a longtime prosecutor.
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"The parole board doesn't have the same evidentiary requirements as a criminal trial court, so if they were to determine that knife was connected to him in any way, that could be used against him in a parole board hearing and utilized by the state to argue for denial of parole," Jackson says.
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If the board splits evenly, Simpson will be denied parole for six months and a subsequent hearing will be held in January 2018, per board policy, according to the parole board.
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He has been on parole since 2015, and previously admitted in court on June 6 to violating the terms of his parole by using drugs — including marijuana, synthetic cannabinoids and cocaine.
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Herman Bell, 70, who served 44 years in prison for the murder of two New York police officers in the 1970s, was granted parole last month by the state parole board.
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Then came the news in early January that a parole panel had decided to release Mr. Worboys, a year after another panel had decided that he was too dangerous to parole.
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Before parole was abolished in the federal system, effective 1987, the U.S. Parole Commission used to evaluate new prisoners, informally recommend programming such as drug treatment, and set tentative release dates.
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She was sentenced to life in prison – without parole.
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The Crown attorney asked McArthur not be eligible for parole for 50 years—when he would be 116—while McArthur's attorney asked the judge to grant him parole eligibility at age 91.
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The existing Cuban Family Reunification Parole Program, which allows certain eligible US citizens and lawful permanent residents to apply for parole for their family members in Cuba, is unaffected, the official said.
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The Board of Parole Hearings still has to review the panel's recommendation that Beausoleil be let out on parole, and if it approves, the final decision will be up to California Gov.
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Turnbull last week signalled a drive to reform parole laws, including a ban on parole for violent offenders with links to militancy, following a deadly siege claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Turnbull last week signaled a drive to reform parole laws, including a ban on parole for violent offenders with links to militancy, following a deadly siege claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Mr. Clemmons had been convicted of burglary and robbery and was not eligible for parole until 2021 when Mr. Huckabee commuted his sentence, allowing him to get out of prison on parole.
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Washington has been out front on everything from the eradication of parole to juvenile life without the possibility of parole (tried as an adult at 83 years old, Tacoma's Barry Massey was the youngest person sentenced to life without parole in 28; he was released in 211, after the Supreme Court ruled mandatory life sentences for juveniles unconstitutional).
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Guantanamo parole board says Abu Zubaydah will never go free Guantanamo parole board says Abu Zubaydah will never go free Abu Zubaydah, the first person captured by the CIA's in the U.S.' "war on terror" and the guinea pig for the agency's torture program, is too dangerous to release from Guantanamo, a parole board there has concluded.
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In exchange, prosecutors did not seek a sentence of life in prison without parole, citing a 2012 Supreme Court decision which found no-parole sentences for juveniles were unconstitutional except in rare cases.
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"Leslie Van Houten was granted parole suitability today by commissioners of the Board of Parole Hearings (BPH) meeting at the California Institution for Women in Corona," according to a statement released by officials.
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It made this point again on Monday when it ruled that people who were sentenced to mandatory life in prison without the possibility of parole as juveniles have the right to seek parole.
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Shakur, 19863, became eligible for mandatory parole earlier this month, and appeared before the parole board at the federal penitentiary in Victorville, California, on April 7 to make a case for his release.
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The United States Supreme Court in recent years has banned the death penalty and mandatory sentences of life without parole for juvenile cases, and 16 states prohibit life-without-parole sentences for juveniles.
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"No Parole for Cop Killers" is the slogan on a website devoted to the memory of slain officers, Officer Down Memorial Page, where visitors can sign up to receive alerts about parole hearings.
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US Citizenship and Immigration Services announced Friday that it will terminate the Haitian Family Reunification Parole program and the Filipino World War II Veterans Parole program, which were designed to promote family reunification.
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Conducted by panels of political appointees with varying levels of professional expertise, little accountability and almost unlimited discretion, parole hearings rarely garner attention except when a high-profile inmate comes up for parole.
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In 2008, the California Supreme Court ruled that neither the governor nor the parole board could use a crime's heinousness as the sole justification for denying parole to someone serving a life sentence.
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She was in college when Skalnik first came up for parole, and she wrote to the parole board's members, urging them not to grant him early release, and they abided by her wishes.
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He will be eligible for parole after he turns 97.
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Reactions to the granting of Simpson's parole span the spectrum.
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McArthur will be 91 when he is eligible for parole.
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Brown becomes eligible for parole soon after she turns 69.
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Prosecutors say John Vasquez will never be eligible for parole.
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The real Gypsy will be eligible for parole in 2024.
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She will not be eligible for parole for 25 years.
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She was eventually released on parole on August 14, 19773.
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They face sentences of 25 years to life without parole.
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He will never be eligible for parole, court records show.
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A California parole board last denied his bid in 2016.
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Dassey was sentenced by the court to life without parole.
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" He says, "What?" and I say "Did you say parole?
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Edmund G. Brown and his release on parole in 1966.
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He was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
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Revocations can reset the parole time remaining to be served.
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"I've done my time," Simpson said at his parole hearing.
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He's currently facing up to life in prison without parole.
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He was sentenced to mandatory life in prison without parole.
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She will first be eligible for parole in five years.
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Guyger will first be eligible for parole in five years.
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The previous longest prison sentence without parole was 22017 years.
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A California parole board last denied his bid on Oct.
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In February of 2017, Mitchell had her first parole hearing.
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The sentence was changed to life without parole in 2006.
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That friend is in custody after missing a parole meeting.
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However, Andrews said he would consider changes to parole laws.
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She faces the possibility of life in prison without parole.
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Emma Rodriguez, 27, had faced life in prison without parole.
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She will be eligible for parole after serving five years.
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In November, Moseley was denied parole for the 18th time.
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One year after Sterling received it, he was granted parole.
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Alameda County prosecutors say he also faces parole violations charges.
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Veselnitskaya's parole subsequently expired in February 2016, according to DHS.
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In March, Sports Illustrated examined Simpson's chances of getting parole.
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It may release 100 prisoners on parole to ease overcrowding.
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If convicted, he could be sentenced to life without parole.
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Prior to Furman, seven states had life without parole (LWOP).
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Moseley was denied parole for an 18th time in November.
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He'll become eligible for parole after a decade behind bars.
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He's eligible for parole after 36 years ... when he's 71.
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Burger sentenced Bankhead to life with the possibility of parole.
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This new series examines the parole process, imprisonment and recidivism.
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In 2008, he was sentenced to 25 years without parole.
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Connie Mack visited Crane often and lobbied for his parole.
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He faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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We watch Ms. Vasquez, on parole, experience a changed world.
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She was denied parole for the 14th time in June.
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None of this seemed to matter to the parole board.
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Charles "Tex" Watson will be eligible for parole in 2022.
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House Republicans reintroduced reforms, including presumptive parole, in early 2015.
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The House passed four more targeted proposals, including presumptive parole.
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Times about Washington's parole system featured Wharton in a flattering
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In 2014, he went back to prison for parole violation.
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He will be eligible for parole next year, by which
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Woodward faces a maximum potential sentence of life without parole.
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If convicted, she faces mandatory life in prison without parole.
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Godejohn was sentenced to life without parole just last month.
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Adams is still on probation under a different parole officer.
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Parole review number two produced the same result: denied. Reasons?
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Maybe next year's parole review will send me to rehab.
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It struck down mandatory life sentences without parole for juveniles.
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During production, Noble had been eligible for release on parole.
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She is on parole, and occasionally chooses her words carefully.
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That's to be determined by the parole board, Coker explained.
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Cyrano de Bergerac will be eligible for parole in 2022.
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The driver was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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She's set to be released on parole supervision Aug. 7.
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Kingsley Rowe on prison, parole, and his path to reentry.
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If convicted, Mr. Bush faces life in prison without parole.
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If found guilty, he faces life in prison without parole.
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The chance of parole dropped as court sessions went on.
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It could stop a convict from gaining parole or probation.
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His first parole hearing was 15 years later, in 2001.
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Nonetheless, the parole board released me on March 15, 1971.
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He was convicted and again sentenced to life without parole.
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Michelle Lewin and Anthony Dixon, of the Parole Preparation Project.
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In October, she read the transcript of the parole interview.
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Sandusky, 75, can be considered for parole in 23 years.
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By the 1970s, the discretionary parole system was under attack.
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After that, Morgan told the parole board, the gun jammed.
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Something about Erroll Brantley rubs parole officers the wrong way.
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Instead, he chose to simply make her eligible for parole.
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Parole causes great pain to many victims and their families.
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Carson, who is on parole, won't be eligible until 2025.
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Despite appeals for parole, she was never released from prison.
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If convicted Rivera could get life in prison without parole.
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That partial pardon enabled Ms. Sauvage to apply for parole.
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He died not long after receiving parole on compassionate grounds.
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Bissonnette will be 67 before he is eligible for parole.
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He will be eligible for a parole hearing in 2025.
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Cole was charged with burglary, theft, and violating his parole.
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Brown is not eligible for parole until her late 60s.
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The prosecution sought to resentence Topp to life without parole.
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His sentence was commuted to life without parole in 2011.
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The maximum sentence in North Dakota is life without parole.
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He is serving a life sentence without parole in Michigan.
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But many parole violations involve alleged links to gang members.
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"The (parole) board reviewed all relevant information related to the crime, conviction and subsequent appeals, as well as all information provided by the petitioner," said Melissa McDonald, spokesperson for the Tennessee Board of Parole.
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Van Houten, who was described as a model inmate by the parole board, is expected to be granted her next parole hearing in as little as a year, according to her lawyer, Rich Pfeiffer.
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US District Judge DP Marshall Jr.'s ruling on Thursday came a day after the state's parole board voted 6-1 to recommend that Jason McGehee's death sentence be commuted to life without parole.
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"Inmate Bruce Davis was found suitable for parole at his parole suitability hearing at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo," reads a California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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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 parole board in May split three ways on the question of clemency for her: Two members supported it, two opposed it and two favored making Brown eligible for parole after serving 25 years.
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S.B. 9 would allow some inmates, sentenced to life without parole when they were younger than eighteen, to have a chance to earn parole after they had served at least ten years in prison.
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In 2013, a parole board recommended the release of Mr. Walus, but the country's justice minister decided not to grant parole, saying he had not sufficiently expressed remorse to the family of the victim.
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Mark David Chapman went before a parole board in New York Thursday, and they came to the decision to keep him behind bars ... and he won't be up for parole again for 2 years.
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Still, analysts say recent attempts to restore parole in California, Pennsylvania and elsewhere were beaten back amid political pressure on lawmakers over concerns that someone released on parole could commit a serious violent crime.
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Even after Virginia lawmakers abolished many forms of parole in the 22015s, some types of it remained available, including the possibility of parole for prisoners older than 61 and for inmates arrested before Jan.
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Kent Whitaker, Bart's father, who survived the shooting, has since become an advocate for his son, and successfully pushed the parole board to unanimously recommend life imprisonment without parole instead of the death sentence.
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Denial of parole for asylum-seekers who have passed their initial screenings isn't new: Two 2016 reports by Human Rights First found instances of migrants being denied parole in facilities in Georgia and New Jersey.
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The possibility of parole granted by the judge provides little hope of relief for the 75-year-old McIver since he&aposd have to serve 30 years in prison before being eligible for parole consideration.
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U.S. Justice Department spokesman Peter Carr tells PEOPLE that Shakur, 65, is eligible for mandatory parole and is scheduled to appear before the parole board at the federal penitentiary in Victorville, California, on April 7.
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Speaking generically, DOC spokesman Luis Patiño tells PEOPLE that someone who violates their parole then goes before a judge and could have their parole revoked, at which point they would be sent back to jail.
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The ACLU, which has filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of asylum seekers who have been denied parole, argues DHS has violated its own parole directive and immigration law in creating the blanket policy.
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Disagreement over a proposal to enact presumptive parole – a policy that automatically grants parole to some inmates who have served their minimum sentence – ultimately killed this original attempt, with the bills dying in the Senate.
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So the question is whether asylum seekers who arrive illegally but pass their screening interviews are eligible for a bond hearing as well as parole, or just for parole at the discretion of ICE officials.
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Olinda Moyd, a recently retired head of the DC public defender's parole section, said a client of hers was released last week after being arrested in January for missing an appointment with his parole officer.
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In Maryland, state legislators passed a bill that changed the parole process so that people of little risk to reoffend would not require a full parole hearing, streamlining the process and freeing up prison beds.
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On that day, Simpson will be released from prison on parole.
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Hampton wore an ankle monitor as a condition of his parole.
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He faces a potential life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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She was first eligible for parole in 2017 but was denied.
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Simpson's earliest eligibility for parole, if it is granted, is Oct.
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Officials did not reveal details on his conviction or his parole.
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You recently went in for a technical violation of your parole.
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Brown, now 30, will be released to parole supervision on Aug.
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Beck was expected to be granted parole this October, reported Reuters.
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He was detained for two years before being released on parole.
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Martinez did a few months in jail for the parole violation.
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Alabama that mandatory life sentences without parole were unconstitutional for adolescents.
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Earlier this year, Malil told the parole board a different story.
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But in 2011, after 20 years, James was released on parole.
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"He was basically an inmate at a parole hearing," said Meyers.
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Watson remains in prison in California after repeatedly being denied parole.
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The parole board denied her appeal, citing Mitchell's presentation in court.
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Months later, Mitchell had another parole hearing — again, she was denied.
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In February, she was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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Prior to this year, she had been denied parole 19 times.
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Given a life sentence, she was released on parole in 2009.
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About 216% were being held for parole revocation and other reasons.
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PEOPLE confirms he is serving life without the possibility of parole.
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In 22017, California police again arrested him for allegedly violating parole.
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Another 12 have had their sentences shortened to life without parole.
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He spent a year in custody before being released on parole.
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Some prohibit voting until a person finishes parole or probation, too.
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As with parole, this decision is based on a straightforward calculation.
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She is eligible for parole after 42 and a half years.
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Now Simpson will turn his attention to his upcoming parole hearing.
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For parole in Nevada, retirement is treated as full-time employment.
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Woods will never become parole eligible, according to the news accounts.
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Last month, a parole board voted to release LaBarbera in July.
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MDC has been denied parole 9 times since December of 2000.
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Fellow Manson family killer, Patricia Krenwinkel, was denied parole in June.
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Harper also said he wanted McArthur's parole set at 50 years.
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Copple is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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In fact, the four-member board unanimously voted to grant parole.
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Simpson will go up before a parole board in November 2017.
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He's now serving life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Simpson, 69, has already had parole hearings in 2013 and 2014.
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He'll receive four consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole.
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Trump's administration should immediately reactivate the Cuban Medical Professional Parole Program.
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Far too many of them have killed themselves while awaiting parole.
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These are used in bail, parole and (most controversially) sentencing decisions.
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Slager, 34, faces 30 years to life without parole if convicted.
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There was an Internet campaign page, to advocate for Geronima's parole.
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Goldman's family has also spoken out about Simpson's upcoming parole hearing.
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He has been eligible for parole for the past 16 years.
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And Ms. Van Houten has had 20 parole hearings, not 21.
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He faces a possible sentence of life without parole if convicted.
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Merci à vous de nous écouter et nous donner la parole.
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She'll be released on parole in August after serving 15 years.
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He was convicted and sentenced to two life sentences without parole.
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Although he was recommended for parole, it was denied by Gov.
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Andrew Cuomo, even though they opposed parole in virtually all cases.
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Rodriguez, 46, is a registered sex offender who is on parole.
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Life without parole already was rarely used in Europe by then.
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He was returned to prison several days before the parole hearing.
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The federal government adopted a tough mandatory sentencing policy without parole.
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Inmates are also not entitled to legal representation at parole hearings.
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The parole board unanimously recommended a 120-day reprieve for Reed.
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This was Neelley&aposs first opportunity for parole since that ruling.
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Knight originally faced life without the possibility of parole if convicted.
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The conditions of her parole require that she be kept offline.
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Also, those on probation and parole have particularly high mortality rates.
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If Simpson is granted parole, he would be released October 2017.
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Valdez-Villareal, 42, faces a maximum sentence of life without parole.
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Medina will not be eligible for parole, a court spokeswoman said.
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The other sentences ranged from parole to eight years in prison.
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He confessed and was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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Ms. Brown, 30, will be released to supervised parole on Aug.
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Maybe all these decades later, she could be released on parole.
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The chance of getting parole right before a break or lunch?
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For instance, they could eliminate life without parole for nonviolent offenses.
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In 44 states, there are charges for probation and parole supervision.
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Gargiulo faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole.
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It was not immediately known how long his parole would last.
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In May he was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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However her parole request was rejected by a court this month.
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Both men are serving life sentences with no possibility of parole.
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He is now free on parole and has always denied guilt.
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Homeland said Veselnitskaya first got her immigration parole letter on Sept.
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He died in a hospital, serving a life sentence without parole.
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The initiative's goal is to reform the probation and parole system.
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Parole is available for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit.
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He has been known to parole musicians who catch his fancy.
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Above, Mr. Simpson reacted after learning he had been granted parole.
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She will not be eligible for parole again until April 2019.
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Alabama, that invalidated mandatory life sentences without parole for juvenile offenders.
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After prison she must serve one year of parole, Sarche said.
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She will be eligible for parole in 37 years, WDTN reported.
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But too often, the possibility of getting parole is a mirage.
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A campus police officer became suspicious and called Garrido's parole officer.
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Dassey is serving a life sentence with the possibility of parole.
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Avery, now 53, is serving life without parole for Holbach's murder.
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New York recently allowed those on parole or probation to vote.
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Simpson will be eligible for parole as early as next year.
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Some prohibit voting until a person finishes parole or probation too.
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One of its mantras is "No parole for cop killers"; on the P.B.A.'s Web site, the union keeps a list of people who are in prison for the murder of a police officer, and the site promises that, if someone clicks on a victim's name, a letter will be sent to the parole board, urging it to deny parole.
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After Mr. Bell was granted parole on March 13, in his eighth attempt, Officer Piagentini's widow, Diane, said the parole board had "betrayed the trust" of police families, and she filed court papers opposing the decision.
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On Thursday, the United States Parole Commission decided to deny a parole bid from Mutulu Shakur, meaning the imprisoned stepfather of slain rapper Tupac Shakur will remain behind bars for at least the next two years.
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Timothy Ciboro was sentenced to five life sentences plus 41 years with no eligibility for parole, while Esten Ciboro was sentenced to three life sentences plus 38 years in prison with eligibility for parole, Reed says.
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And here's this guy who's got so much motivation and miraculously got a job—he's got everything together, and he's trying to work with his parole officer, and his parole officer is not making it easy.
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" Typically what sends someone back to prison, Lorraine McEvilley, director of the Parole Revocation Defense Unit at the Legal Aid Society, told me, is a combination of a missed curfew or parole appointment and "dirty urine.
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On parole, offenders are generally allowed to serve the remainders of their sentences outside of prison with stipulations that they meet regularly with a parole officer, stay employed, get counseling, and pass drug and alcohol tests.
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The governor of California once again denied parole Friday for Leslie Van Houten, the youngest follower of murderous cult leader Charles Manson who blamed herself at her parole hearing for letting him control her life. Gov.
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In its decision addressed to Chapman, the parole panel wrote, "The Board of Parole commends your acceptance of responsibility and vivid characterization of your crime as premeditated, selfish and evil," according to a statement shared with PEOPLE.
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According to that provision, if a jury failed to decide between death and life without parole, the judge would have to impose a sentence that would qualify the defendant for parole after as little as 20083 years.
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Sentenced to an minimum of 8 years in prison in 163 with a requirement that the parole board assess his danger to the public before release, he was released in December 2018 - without a parole board assessment.
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" Mr. Lathan, who said he was feeling "bad as hell" without his pain medication, related his conversation with his parole officer at the time of his arrest: "The parole officer was like, 'Well you have gang affiliations.
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The Orange County District Attorney's Office is fighting the parole board's decision.
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She was denied early release after her last parole hearing in 2011.
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Gargiulo is facing the maximum sentence of life in prison without parole.
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Tanning will remain under parole supervision for the rest of her life.
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Manson has been denied parole 12 times since his incarceration in 1979.
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The last time Manson went to a parole hearing was in 1997.
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He faces a maximum sentence of life without the possibility of parole.
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Authorities said the suspect was released on parole about a week ago.
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Joyce Thompson received the letter June 15 informing her of Hayes' parole.
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"And I just hope and pray that they will give him parole."
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She faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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On Friday, he was sentenced to life without a chance of parole.
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He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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He must serve a minimum six months before becoming eligible for parole.
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She faces life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted.
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The 18-year-old will first be eligible for parole at 28.
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The full Board of Parole Hearings has to sign off on it.
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Avery is currently serving life in prison without the possibility for parole.
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Often, the people invited are on parole, and their attendance is mandatory.
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Another member of the group, Yekaterina Samutsevich, had been released on parole.
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This is the third time that Van Houten, 69, has sought parole.
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Young is currently serving life without parole for a nonviolent drug offense.
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She will be eligible for parole in 2020, according to the AAP.
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The killer, Michael Markhasev, was convicted and sentenced to life without parole.
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In February 2018, Crews was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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The 44-year-old actress was released on parole in June 2015.
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Scott Kadien checked on her at the request of another parole officer.
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He will be eligible to apply for parole after serving 14 years.
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He will be eligible for parole after serving half of his sentence.
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In 2007, Mr. Avery was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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Jones, a former bail bondsman, must serve 25 years before seeking parole.
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That would impel officials to consider immediate parole for all eligible inmates.
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In 34 states, people who are on parole or probation cannot vote.
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The parole board voted 11-1 last year against mercy for Tibbetts.
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If convicted, Rivera faces life in prison without a chance of parole.
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If granted parole, he could be out of prison by the fall.
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If convicted of Jessica's murder, he faces life in prison without parole.
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But our code of conduct clearly states, 'You do not accept parole.
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Yes, Simpson is in prison, but he's up for parole next year.
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Horrocks was sentenced to 30 years in prison without possibility of parole.
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Here are some highlights from Simpson's parole hearing, in his own words.
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Simpson told the parole panel that he will likely return to Florida.
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Worley was released from prison on parole in 1993, according to NBC.
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She will be on parole until February of 2023, the records show.
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Avery is currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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The murder charges each carry a minimum sentence of life without parole.
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It's possible he will be ultimately sentenced to life imprisonment without parole.
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Crews faces up to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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He was released in July 2016, but was still on supervised parole.
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" On Craddick's recommendation, the judge sentenced Shadwick to life without parole. "Why?
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New York State doesn't need more gun control; it needs parole control.
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At every hearing, the State Parole Board has refused to release him.
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Still, with one exception — juveniles — mandatory life without parole sentences have survived.
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Worley served three years and was released on parole, court records show.
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If approved, the initiative would allow prison inmates to seek parole sooner.
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Convicted of the double homicide, he was sentenced to life without parole.
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He served nearly four years and was released on parole in 2011.
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Authority shifted, in effect, from parole boards to the legislature and prosecutors.
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He was sentenced to five life sentences with no possibility of parole.
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Alabama, that banned mandatory sentences of life without parole for juvenile killers.
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Baroque composers say, "Prima le parole": First the words and the story.
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He was released on parole from a North Carolina prison last fall.
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In 2012, a parole violation resulted in his travel permit being revoked.
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He faces either execution or life in prison without parole if convicted.
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He was sentenced to life in prison without parole for 25 years.
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And other people on parole get it revoked because they test positive.
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He would die while still detained but on medical parole in 2017.
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He was released in 2014 and had been on parole until 2018.
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Even worse, his parole included restrictions suitable to a serial child rapist.
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"That was my epiphany," he recalled decades later at a parole hearing.
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In Pennsylvania, hundreds of thousands of people are on probation or parole.
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In New York City's jails, technical parole violations loom large as well.
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Parole officials remarked on Mr. Smith's apparent inability to expresss true remorse.
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Mr. Blackwell, who did not testify, faces life in prison without parole.
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In other words, he's the sort of person parole is designed for.
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The Moscow court ordered them to be freed on parole on Sept.
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The California Board of Parole recommended Beausoleil's release in 2019, but Gov.
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As a result, he would probably be eligible for parole in Canada.
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I knew if I left the fence, I'm gonna violate my parole.
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" A parole commissioner pointed out that Little Italy was "totally different today.
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Ms. Montanez had Mr. Williams's parole transferred to that county, she said.
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Mr. Simpson became eligible for parole for the first time this year.
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At 19, he was sentenced to life with the possibility of parole.
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"I don't even think they knew what parole was," Lewin told me.
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The cellmate, whose prospective parole date is in 2022, shook his head.
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His petition for parole has come up every two years since 2000.
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If it is restored, she said, parole boards should have broad discretion.
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In the absence of such rights, parole decisions can be remarkably arbitrary.
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The board extended his day parole for another six months in September.
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A board voted unanimously to grant parole to the former football star.
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Carter was denied parole after seeking early release from prison last September.
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" And I said, "You know, I'm on parole and all this stuff.
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He was sentenced to multiple life sentences without the possibility of parole.
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The man was released on parole in February 2015 on good behavior.
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McArthur, 67, won't be able to apply for parole for 25 years.
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Wood pled guilty and was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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They are serving life sentences in prison without the possibility of parole.
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The maximum sentence for murder in Maryland is life with no parole.
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Now, your questions Jay, Virginia: Is there parole in the federal system?
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Effectively from day one I was given a life sentence without parole.
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Sullivan was sentenced to life in prison, with no possibility of parole.
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He was convicted and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
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Congress discovered a similar problem after it first authorized parole in 1910.
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The conviction carries a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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More than half of those on probation and parole are also untreated.
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He set a non-parole period of three years and eight months.
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He was released on parole in 1968, and died a year later.
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Beyond retribution, even life without parole offers no guarantee of continued incarceration.
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A life sentence in Denmark is typically around 15 years without parole.
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Lehder was serving a sentence of life without parole, plus 135 years.
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The chances of being released on parole from Stewart are especially slim.
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Any violation of her parole could kickstart a 15-year suspended sentence.
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"Inmate Bruce Davis was found suitable for parole today at his parole suitability hearing at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo," state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spokesman Luis Patino confirmed in an emailed statement Wednesday.
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The same parole board members who will hear Simpson's appeal granted him parole in July 2013 on some of his convictions stemming from the Vegas altercation — though his remaining convictions have required him to remain in prison since.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australian government signaled a drive to reform parole laws on Wednesday, including a ban on parole for violent offenders who have any links to extremism, after a deadly siege claimed by the Islamic State group.
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The timeline of Veselnitskaya's parole status appears to line up with statements she made in court during that case, in which she claimed that she had been denied a visa but granted parole so she could represent Prevezon.
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" While the parole board unanimously voted to free Simpson, he received bad marks on his parole risk assessment guideline, in the drug/alcohol abuse/abuse category, with the document citing Simpson for "frequent abuse, serious disruption of functioning.
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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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According to the state's Board of Parole Hearings, more than 36043,36033 California lifers were eligible to go before a two- or three-person parole panel in 36023 to make the case that they are suitable candidates for release.
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Sentenced to a minimum of eight years in prison in 163 with a requirement that the parole board assess his danger to the public before release, he was set free in December 2018 - without a parole board assessment.
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Truth and Justice Jennifer Gonnerman's article about the Parole Preparation Project deserves applause for raising awareness about our broken parole system, and for describing the reality faced by thousands of "long-termers" in prison ("The Interview," December 2nd).
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In an analysis of thousands of parole decisions, The Times found that one in four white men were released at their first parole hearing; fewer than one in six black or Hispanic men were released after their first hearing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The man who shot and killed John Lennon in New York City nearly 36 years ago has again failed to persuade a state parole board to release him from prison on parole, officials said on Monday.
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Forman must serve at least 25 years before he's eligible for parole for the two first-degree murders of his daughters — with the sentences served concurrently — followed by 10 years without parole for the second-degree murder his wife.
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Still, for Simpson, persuading the Parole Board in 219 was an encouraging development.
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Editor's note: O.J. Simpson's parole was granted following a hearing on Thursday morning.
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A parole board panel recommended Van Houten's release in April 2016. Then-Gov.
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He refused to admit guilt and accept a plea of life-without-parole.
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Tinning was granted parole last week after her seventh hearing before the board.
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Parolees can go days undetected after they violate terms of their release parole.
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Military parole rules could allow her to leave prison after serving seven years.
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George Jung is on his way back to prison for violating his parole.
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The first-degree murder charges carry a maximum penalty of life without parole.
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On the advice of his parole officer, he joined the school's football team.
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"Life without parole is the highest punishment, other than death," Malone-Oliver said.
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He was lated convicted and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole.
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If he's convicted, Woodward could be sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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He is serving a life sentence and had his parole reversed by Gov.
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McArthur, 67, will be eligible for parole after 25 years, the judge said.
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However, Supreme Court cases have limited the use of juvenile life without parole.
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Why was Mr. Shakur's parole hearing not held before the scheduled release date?
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Her sentence of life in prison does not include the possibility of parole.
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Boutain, 24, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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He is serving a life sentence and had his parole reversed by Gov.
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He was released again by the court because he met other parole conditions.
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Many, including Nick Hardwick, the parole-board chair, advocate a more open system.
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He was sentenced to three consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole.
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There is no parole in the federal system for inmates sentenced after 1987.
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If convicted, Gallon faces the death penalty or life in prison without parole.
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The DOC's Luis Patiño confirmed that the possible parole violation is being investigated.
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Fric's family vows that they will fight his release at every parole hearing.
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Bell, 70, was awarded parole this month and could be released in April.
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He's now serving life in prison without parole, according to Oklahoma inmate records.
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In 1974, Jones was given a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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He'll also be on parole for 3 years after serving his prison sentence.
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He will be eligible for parole in 12 years because of his age.
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Brown, who admitted to killing Allen, will be under parole supervision until Aug.
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And there it was: James E. Starling, up for parole in April 2016.
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Hutchinson's schedule would have prevented the parole board from complying with state law.
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Neelley will next come up for parole in 2023, reports TV station WIAT.
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"I've done my time," Simpson told the parole board at the televised hearing.
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They have robust business lines in parole services, halfway houses, and electronic monitoring.
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With the change, Woodward faces a maximum potential sentence of life without parole.
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Walden will be eligible for parole in 35 years, the court official says.
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Friday's proceedings were the second time Pollard challenged his parole conditions in court.
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I've called their families and their parole officers, spent hours researching treatment online.
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Baker wept and hugged her niece as Simpson heard he would get parole.
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O.J. Simpson, the former football legend turned Hollywood star, has been granted parole.
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The Nevada Division of Parole and Probation will investigate Simpson's proposed release plan.
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He was sentenced to 33 years, with the possibility of parole after nine.
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If convicted, Berdon could face life in prison with the possibility of parole.
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At the 2013 hearing he was granted parole on some of his offenses.
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The parole board will weigh several factors in deciding whether to release Simpson.
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Officers were called to the home in regards to a possible parole violation.
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O.J. Simpson Is Granted Parole: What's Next for the Notorious Former NFL Star?
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Today's AI systems make weighty decisions regarding loans, medical diagnoses, parole, and more.
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He spent a year behind bars and jumped parole to come to Ukraine.
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It would certainly make sense to do that in life without parole cases.
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In Iowa, first-degree murder carries a mandatory sentence of life without parole.
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The other states remove voting rights after a felon finishes probation or parole.
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Thursday's ruling came in Pollard's second challenge to his parole conditions in court.
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"I found my peace in Jesus," Chapman told the parole board in 2014.
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He was released from state prison on parole in 2014 and is unemployed.
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On Wednesday, she was sentenced to life in prison without parole, PEOPLE confirms.
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Simpson submitted a parole release plan for a residence in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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If convicted, Greene faces an automatic life sentence with no chance of parole.
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When he was let out on parole, he got a job washing dishes.
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BuzzFeed also reports that he is currently back in prison for breaking parole.
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Gavin Newsom to rule on the parole decision, corrections spokesman Luis Patiño said.
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A judge reportedly structured his sentence to make the possibility of parole unlikely.
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Jerry Brown (D), similarly denied parole for Van Houten in 2016 and 2018.
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Parole officers can grant dispensation on some of the conditions case by case.
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Alabama, barred mandatory sentences of life without parole for juveniles convicted of homicides.
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Those on death row would see their sentences commuted to life without parole.
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Bottom, who received the same sentence, has a parole hearing slated for June.
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The driver of that vehicle was sentenced to life without parole in April.
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Ashley Ervin is serving life while Keithron Fields is serving life without parole.
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When it comes to Louis ... Marlon thinks the dude's eligible for comedy parole.
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If convicted of murder, he faces a minimum sentence of life without parole.
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Interpol issued a warrant for him in August after he violated his parole.
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His parole, like that of Mr. Walus, was deeply polarizing for the country.
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Dalton is facing the possibility of a life sentence in prison without parole.
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The Arkansas Parole Board recommended that the governor deny Williams's request for clemency.
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But he's looking at a life sentence with possible parole in 123 years.
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Eleven states allow prohibitions on voting even after completion of probation or parole.
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The report will be presented at her next parole hearing, later this year.
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To date, neuroprediction has not been admitted into the courtroom or parole hearings.
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There, she produced In Altre Parole — a book in Italian, about learning Italian.
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Abuela Maria was charged as an accomplice and sentenced to life without parole.
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She was remanded to court-ordered outpatient treatment as part of her parole.
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In general, people serving life sentences are considered for parole after 15 years.
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In 2016, there were 142,354 people on probation and parole in New York.
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After the hearing, the trial judge resentenced Mr. Jones to life without parole.
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Alabama, a 2012 decision banning life sentences without parole for most teenage convicts.
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The woefully underfunded parole system fell in line with the jail-first agenda.
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He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of a parole.
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She, like Van Houten and Krenwinkel, was repeatedly denied parole throughout her sentence.
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Mr. Barnes, they said, was testifying only to win parole or a pardon.
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He was charged with inciting violence and freed on parole a day later.
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He was released from prison in 2008 and completed his parole by 2013.
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I'm extremely grateful that James Webb is not eligible for parole until 2070.
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Last October, a court granted me parole — but my jailers ignored that order.
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But we have no clue as to the reality of life without parole.
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Many states still prevent people from voting while they're on parole and probation.
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Another argument for a greater use of clemency is the troubled parole system.
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Frazee will be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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He faces a mandatory life sentence in prison without the possibility of parole.
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A few months later, the State Senate held a hearing on parole policies.
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Dennis appeared before the parole board for the thirteenth time on August 27th.
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Mir Islam violated his parole and left the US using his brother's passport.
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She went to the parole office in Midtown Manhattan to turn herself in.
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New York's parole release rates have held steady at just over 20 percent.
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"Yes, he got parole," his lawyer, Roelof du Plessis, told online service News24.
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If convicted, he could face a sentence of life in prison without parole.
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He also received a sentence of life in prison without parole in Maryland.
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He is serving a life sentence in prison with no chance of parole.
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The deeper reason for the rejection of discretionary parole requests is simple: fear.
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He was serving life without parole in the 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd.
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He entered prison in 2000 and was released on parole in August 2016.
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He was released on parole in January after he was caught with a .
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I mean, the jury had only two choices, death or life without parole.
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In the end, he made parole and left Eastern Correctional in mid-May.
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Simpson will appear before the parole board by live video feed from prison.
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If convicted, Mr. Gasser, 54, would face life in prison with no parole.
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And bad prison records make it that much harder to be granted parole.
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His co-defendant in the case, Marcus Owden, is serving life without parole.
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Four years after her death, Rhia's assailant was convicted to life without parole.
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However, she was sent back to the facility after her parole was denied.
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Celebrities, politicians and the state's parole board had all argued for a reprieve.
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Sims is now on death row, while Padgett is serving life without parole.
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Dobbins is currently out on parole, and I reached him on his phone.
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Gilbert isn&apost up for parole until 2056, according New York State records.
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On Tuesday, the parole board said she has now completed both her sentences.
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The rest were either on probation (about 163 million) or parole (about 870,000).
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In 1930, Congress established a Board of Parole separate from the prison system.
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To go on the trip, students had to first apply for advance parole.
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News that O.J. Simpson was granted parole rippled across Los Angeles on Thursday.
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After the hearing, the parole board members will meet privately and then vote.
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That's like if O.J. does get on parole, and immediately goes glove shopping.
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He was released on parole in January after he was caught with a .
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You meet your roommate's parents or your biological mother or your parole officer.
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Under the conditions of her parole she cannot stay out past 9 p.m.
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"I just wasn't ready emotionally to face another parole board," Mr. Tovmasian said.
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Her then-boyfriend, Nicholas Godejohn, was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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In 1980, Coley was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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Since there's no parole in the federal system, she's not eligible for it.
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A parole violation confined Meek to 2100 days of house arrest last year.
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It's called parole — and more than 850,000 Americans were on it in 153.
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His request was granted, and his parole is slated to begin in October.
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"In exchange for taking the mandatory life without parole sentence under aggravated murder off the table the state obtains four murder convictions and retains the possibility of seeking and retaining a life without parole sentence at the sentence hearing," Treadwell said.
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They have life sentences with the possibility of parole, and though it seems from recent statistics that parole is being granted more often than in the past, nobody I talked to in San Quentin seemed overly optimistic about getting paroled.
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Jacqueline Bisset was leaving Craig's Friday night when our photog asked what she thought of the parole board giving Leslie Van Houten thumbs up for parole after 46 years in prison, subject to a sign-off by California Governor Jerry Brown.
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Officials say Barrone created a fake persona as a parole attorney named Mario Vredenburg and swindled $23,000 from 400 state inmates and their families through a business called the NYS Prisoner Assistance Center, which purported to specialize in parole cases.
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Brandis said Turnbull would push state leaders to alter who is responsible for parole decisions at a meeting of state and federal governments on Friday, including having decisions made by state attorneys general rather than parole boards in cases involving extremism.
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Speaking generically, a spokesman for the state's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation told PEOPLE that someone who violates their parole then goes before a judge and could have their parole revoked, at which point they would be sent back to jail.
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The mechanism through which Mr. Cuomo plans to do so is unusual: He would consider pardons for all 35,000 people currently on parole in New York, as well as any new convicted felons who enter the parole system each month.
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Incarcerated since 1987, Tinning, now 75, went before the New York State Parole Board six times before she was finally granted parole on July 10, New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision spokesperson Thomas Mailey said in a statement.
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The parole panel's recommendation will now go to the Board of Parole hearings for review before being sent to Governor Jerry Brown who has a "maximum of 30 days to uphold, reverse or modify the decision," according to the statement.
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The Military Family Parole in Place Act would codify into law an existing executive branch program known as "Parole in Place," which allows current and former service members' undocumented parents, children, spouses or widowers to temporarily stay in the country.
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Yet another H-1B-cap workaround from the Obama era is the so-called International Entrepreneur Parole Rule: a highly arbitrary and unlawful use of the agency's "parole" authority to allow alien "entrepreneurs" to work in the US without visas.
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" Kathy Ryan, director of photography: "For this week's cover story, an in-depth look at the grueling parole process in America's prisons, we commissioned Djeneba Aduayom to photograph James Morgan, who was granted parole after being incarcerated for 22 years.
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The six-member parole board who presided over Ms. Brown's clemency hearing last May was divided, with two recommending that her sentence be commuted to time served, two recommending parole after 25 years and two recommending no clemency at all.
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More than 4.5 million people in the United States are on parole or probation — nearly twice as many as are incarcerated — and in some states people whose parole or probation was revoked account for more than half the prison population.
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In 2007, Mr. Avery was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without parole.
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"To me, they all should get life without the possibility of parole," she said.
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He was additionally charged with violating the terms of his parole, jail records confirm.
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After countless unsuccessful parole hearings and 32 years in jail, Moochie will be freed.
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Jake will have to serve nearly 26 years before he is eligible for parole.
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That sentence was commuted to life without parole after Illinois barred the death penalty.
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His next parole hearing is slated for 2027, when Manson would be nearly 100.
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Then, new disciplinary write-ups for the inmate caused the parole board to reconsider.
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She was given life in prison — without parole, something Kardashian West takes issue with.
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The two face life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years.
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U.S. Parole Commission et al, 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 16-2918.
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At the time of his release, he began a three-year period of parole.
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She will remain on parole for 10 years after she steps out of prison.
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The state had earlier sought life without parole, according to the Bloomington Herald-Times.
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The 52-year-old Pickett will be eligible for parole after decades in prison.
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She said the agreement calls for him to be sentenced to life without parole.
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Following his prison time, he will spend the rest of his life on parole.
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Without the governor's decision, Brown would not have been eligible for parole until 2059.
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Pending applications for advance parole will be denied, but application fees will be refunded.
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If the jury is not unanimous, it can recommend a life sentence without parole.
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Failing a drug test while inside or on parole brings extra time behind bars.
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He now faces a possible sentence of death or life in prison without parole.
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If convicted, he faces life without parole and is eligible for the death penalty.
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He will be eligible for parole in 40 years, the Austin American-Statesman reports.
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Last week's incident occurred two months after he finished his parole on November 30.
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At the time, she was still incarcerated and had been refused parole five times.
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If he is granted parole today, he could be released as early as October.
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In January, the parole board found him "suitable for release," likely in mid-May.
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Simpson is now scheduled to be released on parole as early as October 1.
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Hernandez is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for Lloyd's murder.
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For the parole violation Brown got sentenced to another seven months of boot camp.
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That means outlawing life sentences without parole for children altogether, whether mandatory or not.
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After many hours of emotional testimony, the parole board was divided on her case.
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A cop recognized him, because he was told he may be violating his parole.
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She was sentenced in 2015 to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Many, particularly those sentenced to life without parole, found hope in Ms. Cooley's victory.
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Here is PEOPLE's initial story on Van Houten's parole, originally published in September 2017.
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Worley served prison time but was released on parole in 1993, according to NBC.
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Although he is no longer in prison, Simpson will remain on parole until Sept.
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A jury convicted him and sentenced him to life without the possibility of parole.
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Mirasolo is currently out on parole, according to the Michigan's Department of Corrections website.
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Mitchell is currently in prison, serving up to seven years with possibility for parole.
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The murder charges carry a sentence of life without parole or the death penalty.
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