"He's the kind of person who gets paroled," says Hill.
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He was sentenced to two years in prison but paroled.
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He was paroled in 2012 and resumed performing and recording.
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Prosecutors declined to comment on the likelihood of Simpson being paroled.
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In 2013, I was paroled after 85033 years and seven months.
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"The mom and 5 kids are being paroled imminently," RAICES wrote.
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He will not be paroled until he is at least 91.
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He was paroled in '78 but prison became a revolving door.
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The two met at a halfway house after being paroled from prison.
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We got video of Justin in Florida the day O.J. was paroled.
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How did it make you feel when he got paroled from Michigan?
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If paroled, he could be released as early as October, Smith said.
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He was sentenced to 15 years in prison and paroled in 2014.
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He served nearly 20 years in prison before being paroled in 2009.
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He was paroled from the last one at 19, in May 1954.
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He went to prison for attempted murder and was paroled in 2007.
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She was released Friday and paroled to go to a rehab center.
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Only if those penalties are lifted will he be paroled in six months.
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They cannot be paroled into the U.S. just because they arrived with children.
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Fennell was paroled last year after serving time in prison for sexual assault.
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But when I was paroled, I was given $200 and told 'good luck.
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In 250 Darryl and I were paroled just after serving our minimum sentence.
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The family was paroled and moved there, settling in the town of Seabrook.
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Hevesi, paroled in 2012, personally made at least $1 million in the scheme.
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His sentence was later reduced to 10 years and he was quickly paroled.
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He was most recently paroled in April and was living on his own.
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Prior to being paroled, he had been held in custody since his 1985 arrest.
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Bell had requested to be paroled in California to be closer to his family.
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CLAYTON: Okay, so you were, you were happy to hear that he's been paroled.
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BOOKER: He, he, there was no legal justification for him not to be paroled.
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But getting a shot at parole is not the same thing as getting paroled.
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Many of the children admitted to the program have been paroled, the official said.
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After serving the minimum 40 months, Brown will be paroled into the feds' custody.
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She was not particularly disappointed, she said, because she never expected to be paroled.
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"PAROLED," read the blue-ink stamp from the United States Department of Homeland Security.
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Andrew Cuomo commuted her sentence in 2016, opening the possibility for her to be paroled.
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James Jeter, 38, was paroled a year ago after earning 20 academic credits inside Cheshire.
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Though he will be paroled, Simpson, 70, will be subject to supervision by the state.
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She was sentenced to three years in prison but was later paroled, the Record reports.
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They should be returned and cleared, incarcerated, monitored if paroled or at least de-radicalized.
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State records show he served four years in prison and was paroled in May 1989.
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When I finished, a man who had done 1003 years before being paroled spoke up.
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Mr. Bonds, 34, was paroled four years ago after serving seven years in state prison.
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Cowell — a paroled felon — was arrested at another BART station in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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A paroled convict suspected in a deadly stabbing at an Oakland train station has been arrested.
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Paroled in 2004, he lives in rural Maine, where he's an anti-prison activist and author.
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" When incarcerated people appear before the board, its members evaluate "their ultimate fitness to be paroled.
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She is paroled only to find out that one of her triplets died in government custody.
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Pollard, 62, was paroled in November 2015 after serving 30 years of a life sentence for espionage.
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Only two weeks earlier, her husband, Herman Bell, was paroled to Brooklyn, the New York Post reported .
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He was sentenced to 8 years in prison, but was paroled a year early in September 2011.
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Veselnitskaya was subsequently paroled into the U.S. several times between 2015 and 2016, ending in February 2016.
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The terms of the plea agreement dictate Lopez cannot appeal his sentence and can never be paroled.
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Simpson was ultimately paroled, after the Board questioned him and took a variety of factors into account.
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She was tried for first-degree murder and sentenced to life, though was paroled after 17 years.
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Under California law, Mr. Turner will likely be released — not paroled — after three months in county jail.
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Behenna was paroled in 2014 and was to remain on parole until 85033 prior to the pardon.
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The former First Lady's funeral in Pakistan, for which the family were briefly paroled, gripped the nation.
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She was then paroled from custody, meaning she was released on agreed-upon conditions with the government.
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O.J.' -- was at Bristol Farms Sunday in L.A. where we got her take on O.J. getting paroled.
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Most families are also paroled because of a lack of facilities to hold parents and children together.
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Keith Roberts, who police arrested for driving the getaway car, was imprisoned and then paroled in 1987.
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"There was nobody in his life," Brian Conlan, a close friend who was paroled in 2007, said.
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Mr. Quiles had been paroled in October after serving prison time for attempted kidnapping, Ms. Lung said.
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She was later found guilty of armed robbery, served time in prison and was paroled in 73.
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Now some people think that's overly optimistic, but others say, no, he'll probably be paroled by then.
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Given that he was recently paroled, Darboe was identified as a person of interest by the NYPD.
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In 1986, at the age of 16, Wideman's son Jacob killed another teenager; he was only recently paroled.
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The big picture: Behenna was paroled in 2014 and had been scheduled to remain on parole until 2024.
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O.J. Simpson,' thinks O.J. should be forgiven and even paroled, if he's lived by the rules behind bars.
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But, the ex-Boise State superstar was paroled and released from prison at 2:13 AM Saturday morning.
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Consider our distrust of machines to make decisions about who gets a loan or even who gets paroled.
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The secretary of the Army reduced Lieutenant Calley's sentence to 10 years, and he was paroled after three.
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According to court documents, Lima-Marin became a model prisoner during his incarceration and was paroled in 2008.
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Behenna was sentenced to 25 years in prison, later reduced to 15 years, and was paroled in 2014.
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Mr. Walus's co-conspirator, Mr. Derby-Lewis, who has lung cancer, was paroled on medical grounds last June.
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Particularly interesting are the regular interviews agents are granted with sex offenders who are about to be paroled.
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At 35, after more than half of his life behind bars, he was paroled — only to face deportation.
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That law enabled Haitians who filed asylum claims, or who were paroled into the United States before Dec.
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After a paroled felon kidnapped and murdered a 12-year-old girl named Polly Klaas in Petaluma, Calif.
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She plays Debbie Ocean, the freshly paroled sister of Danny Ocean, Mr. Clooney's thief from the earlier films.
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Corbin was paroled a few days later and then eventually enrolled in the "corps of invalids" at West Point.
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His sentence was subsequently reduced to 15 years and he was paroled in 2014, five years into his term.
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She was paroled in 2009 and moved to Marcy in New York state, according to the New York Post.
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The big picture: Alabama's measure requires offenders to take medication to suppress or block testosterone production before they're paroled.
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Behenna, who hails from Oklahoma, was sentenced in 2009 to 85033 years in prison, and later paroled in 2014.
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Mr. Walus's co-conspirator, Clive Derby-Lewis, who provided the murder weapon, was paroled on medical grounds last year.
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According to state data, about half of those paroled from prison in 2012 returned to prison within three years.
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After a plea deal for a 25-year sentence in those killings, Bible served eight years and was paroled.
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Under that practice, adult migrants are paroled into the country while their lengthy asylum and deportation proceedings play out.
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She was paroled when Charles was 20153 and took him back, but kept him for only a few years.
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Ultimately, the board has absolute discretion to determine if and when Moore can be paroled from prison, Hayes said.
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Officials circulated a photo of the suspect, Tyson Boateng, 31, who was paroled on a drug conviction in January.
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Ross was sentenced to prison "for the term prescribed by law," the transcript said, but was paroled in 1981.
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Andrew Cuomo to go even further left and issue an executive order giving the vote universally to paroled felons.
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Mr. Pollard, who was convicted of spying for Israel, was paroled in 2015 but his travel has been restricted.
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Despite this capricious and punitive asylum system, paroled asylum-seeking family members do mostly come back to court for hearings.
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Herman Bell, 70, a former radical who killed two New York City police officerers in 1971, was paroled April 27.
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He was reportedly paroled in 2010 and later lost a job at an IT firm because of his criminal history.
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Trump's executive order required all instances of undocumented immigrants being paroled to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
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"Her whole hookup is badass," Theresa Martinez, a friend of hers who was paroled from prison in 2009, told me.
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Authorities are searching for 523-year-old John Cowell, a convicted robber who was paroled from state prison in May.
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Here, the two come across the body of a murdered convict they had paroled to help them in their search.
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"Chelsea Manning should be paroled at the first opportunity and allowed to go home and reconstruct her life," Crowley said.
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He was sentenced to five years on racketeering charges to be served in Florida if he's ever paroled in Michigan.
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Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, only immigrants who are "admitted or paroled" into the US are eligible for legal status.
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DREAMers who apply and are "paroled" would be able to pursue a green card if their spouse was a US citizen.
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In all, there are 39 incidents on his record, including some minor — all enough to make getting paroled an uphill battle.
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A sixth person, Kathy Boudin, was paroled in 2003 after serving 22 years in prison, and now teaches at Columbia University.
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Bible was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the murder of one of the women but was paroled in 1992.
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Jason Naradzay was paroled in June 2016 after serving 12 years for second-degree attempted murder and first-degree attempted burglary.
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Like the small playground in Los Angeles constructed purely to prevent paroled sex offenders from moving into a nearby halfway house.
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Kathy Boudin, who pleaded guilty to murder and robbery charges, served 22 years in prison before being paroled in August 2003.
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He was paroled in March, and Price's slaying was thrust back into the spotlight after his release became public on July 31.
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Richard was paroled in 2012; his brother James walked out of prison a free man just a few years later in 2015.
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She had already pushed him to the left on certain issues, including granting paroled felons the right to vote in the state.
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A few months after being paroled, he kidnapped 15-year-old Susan Jordan while she walked to high school in Riverside County.
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When he was paroled halfway through his sentence, he was sent to live in a halfway house, the U.S. Attorney's Office says.
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Irvin, who was retried and convicted again, was paroled in 1968 and found dead a year later under suspicious circumstances, Farmer said.
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After serving 2 years, Liston was paroled to a team of mob connected boxing handlers and began his pro-career shortly after.
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The rate of those who reoffend is 10 percent lower among inmates paroled from the program, compared with the general prison population.
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Derren Sorrells was sentenced to six years in prison in 2012 for having a stolen car, but had been paroled on Aug.
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It concerns a paroled convict named Leo (Mark Wahlberg), who becomes embroiled in corrupt ploys to get subway contracts, with murderous consequences.
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What was it like to be paroled right around the same time "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" was released in 1993?
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Hernandez-Diaz requested in August that he be paroled — or released into the US — while he awaited his hearing in immigration court.
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Mr. Greenlee and Mr. Irvin were each paroled more than 50 years ago, but Mr. Irvin died a year after his release.
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It places stricter limits on who can be paroled instead of detained, making detention pending court proceedings the default for thousands of immigrants.
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In fact, the letter said, Mutulu Shakur, the man portrayed as the ringleader of the robbery, was scheduled to be paroled this month.
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He also defended a Vietnam War veteran who was convicted of rape and who, after he was paroled, raped and murdered two women.
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They came after a group of young men, Marvin among them, refused to register for the peacetime draft and were imprisoned and paroled.
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Ms. Gathers was convicted in 1998, and has been free since she was paroled on March 2, 2007, after serving 10 years in prison.
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"I would be inclined to direct that he be paroled into the United States absent some exceptional circumstances," Curiel said at a hearing Tuesday.
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Omar Abdel Rahman, the blind sheikh, was paroled by Egypt after spending years in prison for his role in the 2202 assassination of Sadat.
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Paroled in 22016 after serving only 266 months, he moved to the Pine Ridge Reservation to work as a drug addiction and alcoholism counselor.
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Particularly interesting are the regular interviews agents are granted with sex offenders who are about to be paroled by the California Department of Corrections.
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Oshoosi is recently paroled from prison, and a shared history binds the two men together, as does a hard-earned love, which has its frictions.
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Simpson signed his exit papers and was then released from Nevada's Lovelock Correctional Center just after midnight ... minutes after he was eligible to be paroled.
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Paroled sex offenders will be instructed by their supervisors that playing Pokemon Go or similar games is in violation of their parole, state officials said.
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"Additionally, the Army Clemency and Parole Board reduced his sentence to 15 years and paroled him as soon as he was eligible," the release states.
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He was paroled in May after being sentenced to two years in prison for second-degree robbery, according to California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
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Unless the sentence explicitly bans the possibility of parole, a "lifer" in any state can theoretically be paroled after serving some minimum number of years.
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Mr. Hammadi, believed to have been a member of Hezbollah, was sentenced to life in prison but was paroled in 2005 and returned to Lebanon.
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Mr. Jones was paroled in 1995 after eight and half years in prison, having faced up to 10 years under guidelines for sentencing juvenile offenders.
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But in August came a reversal with a twist: Mr. Hawkins, now 57, could be paroled on the condition that he be deported to England.
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Rodriguez's criminal history goes back to 1989, according to the Chronicle, and he was at last paroled in September before moving to Harris County in December.
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Dimitrios Pagourtzis , who has been accused of fatally shooting 10 people at his Texas high school, cannot receive the death penalty -- and could eventually be paroled.
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It's been a lot of hard work, but in the summer of 2017, Wershe was finally paroled from the life sentence he received as a juvenile.
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But the rule was that you had to be paroled to the county where your offense was committed—crime-ridden Los Angeles County, in his case.
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By March 21984, when Mr. Manson, then 22012, was paroled from his latest prison stay, he had spent more than half his life in correctional facilities.
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Bias in prison discipline has a ripple effect — it prevents access to jobs and to educational and therapeutic programs, diminishing an inmate's chances of being paroled.
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He was paroled in 1978, but, in a series of revolving-door parole violations, he spent about 20 of the next 30 years in federal penitentiaries.
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So David Fizdale, like so many before him, bounds away a free man, paroled to enjoy a couple of gilded years living on the Dolan dole.
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He has already served more than eight years, and in the extremely unlikely scenario that he is never paroled, officials say he would be released in 2022.
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Harris' first executive action would adjust the statute that someone seeking to adjust their immigration status must have been "lawfully admitted or paroled" in the United States.
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Martin Scorsese remakes the 1962 thriller, this time starring Robert De Niro as a paroled psycho out for vengeance against the lawyer (Nick Nolte) who defended him.
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DEATH ROW INMATE TOO SICK TO BE EXECUTED, LAWYERS SAY Campbell was paroled in 1992 after serving 20 years for killing a man in a Cleveland bar.
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" Behenna previously had his sentence reduced to 15 years and was paroled in 2014 after serving five years in prison for "unpremeditated murder in a combat zone.
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The former CEO of Tyco International Ltd, L. Dennis Kozlowski, was sentenced to 8-1/3 to 25 years in prison and was paroled after serving eight.
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A former radical left-wing activist was paroled Wednesday after serving nearly 40 years for her role in a deadly 1981 armored car robbery, according to CNN.
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In 2013, a corrections director, widely praised for his dedication to reforms here, was assassinated by a paroled prisoner with ties to a white-supremacist prison gang.
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Ebel, 28, who had been paroled two months before the killing, was demoted from a soldier in the gang to a mere "prospect," the Texas Ranger report said.
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Justice Department attorney Aaron Goldsmith said the government was prepared to have Montes paroled the day before trial and suggested he be deposed at a port of entry.
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Michael should have been paroled to a fire camp or to a fire station in Riverside County, where we had family who were ready to take him in.
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He was paroled in May after being sentenced to two years in prison for second-degree robbery, according to California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spokeswoman Terry Thornton.
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But advocates for civil liberties said they were skeptical of whether the new stipulation, which would apply to about 3,000 paroled sex offenders in the state, was appropriate.
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Cowell was paroled in May after being sentenced to two years in prison for second-degree robbery, according to California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation spokeswoman Terry Thornton.
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But when he was paroled four years later – the others had already been released – Keenan went through an impressive transformation, morphing from a hapless con to a wealthy entrepreneur.
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The oak made its debut in 1994 near the movie's end when Morgan Freeman's character, the recently paroled prisoner Ellis Boyd "Red" Redding, follows clues to the tree's location.
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Rivera was then paroled in 2012, but the other three women were released on bail in 2013 with the help of the Innocence Project of Texas following new evidence.
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But when he was paroled four years later — the others had already been released — Keenan went through an impressive transformation, morphing from a hapless con to a wealthy entrepreneur.
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For Nicole, who was recently paroled from an Indiana prison and asked asked that her last name not be used, these restrictions effectively cut off communication with her aunt.
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Newly paroled from prison in 1967, he began attracting members of his "family" in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district, which had become a haven for the hippie youth culture.
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This would extend it to include undocumented aliens who were not admitted or paroled into the United States and cannot prove that they have been here for two years.
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The hostage, a prominent German archaeologist, was released unharmed after Hamadi was paroled and deported to Lebanon, which has since refused to act on US demands for his extradition.
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A person I knew slightly as a student and subsequently at a distance during his distinguished academic career was recently paroled after completing most of a 20-year sentence.
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Nanette Barragan, of California, was among those who assisted and said the 6-year-old girl was paroled into the US. "We had a good resolution today," she said.
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In one high-profile case, the state paroled Michelle-Lael Norsworthy in 2015 one day before a federal appeals court was to hear her request for state-financed surgery.
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One of the men arrested in connection with the killing, Muhammad Abdul Aziz, then named Norman 3X Butler, was paroled in 1985 and continues to deny participating in the killing.
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And then when people in America serve their time in prison (or actually get paroled), they end up back in prison within five years more than 75% of the time.
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He was paroled after 14 years and sent to a halfway house, but he escaped a month later and was a fugitive for eight years before being returned to prison.
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Both menacing and whimsical, he has a chance (or maybe not so chance) encounter with the just-paroled convict Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle), released from prison a few days early.
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Prosecutors in Northern California say a paroled robber faces murder and attempted murder charges in the attack at a subway station against two sisters that left one of them dead.
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Fourteen states automatically restore felons' rights when they are paroled; two never remove them in the first place; and two — Iowa and Virginia — also use executive orders to issue pardons.
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But not long after he was paroled, Mr. Grimm began plotting his comeback bid to unseat Mr. Donovan, the former Staten Island district attorney who had replaced him in Washington.
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The military reduced Mr. Azaria's sentence to 14 months, citing compassion and consideration for his combat service; he ended up serving about two-thirds of his term before being paroled.
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Investigators believed that Mr. Franzese, on being paroled again in 2001, was viewed as an elder statesman in the Colombo family, which had been racked by convictions and internal feuds.
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Corey Davis, senior attorney at the National Health Law Program,cited examples such as paroled inmates with histories of drug abuse or opioid-dependent people in abstinence-based treatment programs.
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The story focuses on Dockery's Letty, a con artist just paroled from prison, whose life takes a dramatic turn when she winds up in a hotel room at the wrong time.
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Related: Canada Has Paroled a Convicted Terrorist— And He's Headed to Grad School Canada has tried various tactics to counter radicalization domestically, although it's unclear how successful those efforts truly are.
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A 2011 study by the Stanford Criminal Justice Center followed 860 California murderers paroled after 1995 and found that only five — less than 1 percent — went on to commit another felony.
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O.J. Simpson might not have been paroled had the Nevada Parole Board been officially informed that he had been convicted of spousal battery in 1989 ... but the board never found out.
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Lastly, if the parent has been paroled, HHS officials must visit their home to fingerprint and background-check the parent and everyone living at the home under a new Trump administration policy.
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"Additionally, the Army Clemency and Parole Board reduced his sentence to 15 years and paroled him as soon as he was eligible in 2014 -- just 5 years into his sentence," she added.
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The border security guidance also expands upon ending the so-called "catch-and-release" policies that allow individuals to be paroled from detention while awaiting immigration court proceedings, which can take years.
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Status: Paroled; 50-year sentenceGuevara's alleged misconduct: Witness tampering Two brothers claim — in court papers and in interviews with BuzzFeed News — that Guevara pressured them into falsely identifying Colon as a killer.
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Velasquez, known by his nickname Popeye, was paroled in 2014 after confessing to hundreds of murders and spending 22 years in jail for plotting the murder of a former Colombian presidential candidate.
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We got the famed former L.A. Deputy District Attorney -- who prosecuted O.J. in the double murder trial -- and asked what she thought of him getting paroled for the 2008 armed robbery conviction.
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Neelley, whose original death sentence was commuted to life in prison by a previous governor, should not be paroled "not now, and not ever," Ivey wrote in a letter to the board.
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Hart plays Dell, who is recently paroled, estranged from his wife (Aja Naomi King) and young son and in need of a job -- or at least, proof that he's looking for one.
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The BART Police Department said Monday they arrested John Cowell , 27, a paroled felon accused of attacking two sisters with a knife at the MacArthur station in downtown Oakland on Sunday night.
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BEIJING — The Chinese authorities have refused permission for Liu Xiaobo, a Nobel Peace laureate paroled from prison for cancer treatment, to go abroad for care, one of his lawyers said on Thursday.
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The commission was required to consider Griffin&aposs release date because of the state&aposs mandatory minimum sentencing of 25 years, but was not meeting to decide whether he should be paroled now.
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After he vowed to appeal his conviction, his bid for a new trial was rejected in 2013 — though he was paroled that same year on five of the 12 counts for good behavior.
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Faisal was jailed in 2003 in London for inciting racial hatred and murder, and then paroled and deported to Jamaica in 2007, according to The Anti-Defamation League, which fights anti-semitism worldwide.
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" O Boyle says she crumpled from relief and started hysterically crying when she finally heard what she'd been waiting to hear: "He said the board has decided Mr. Starling will not be paroled.
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Of the thousands who've come here under the old CAM program, almost 85033 out of 10 have been 'paroled' into the country under a dramatic expansion of DHS's once dormant "humanitarian parole" authority.
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An article on Monday about the life one Connecticut prisoner, Erroll Brantley Jr., has experienced since being paroled misstated the relationship between his aunt, who was murdered, and the man who killed her.
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And the administration of President George W. Bush regularly paroled in Iraqi translators in danger (before a special immigration class was created for them), said Margaret Stock, an immigration lawyer based in Anchorage.
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The regulation also will provide migrant families the opportunity to be paroled from detention or post bond if they don't pose a security threat or flight risk, according to the senior DHS official.
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He enrolled in community college after he was paroled in 2001, and eventually obtained a bachelor's degree from the prestigious Washington University, and later a master's degree from the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
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When you have to register by: October 2131Qualifications for registration: US citizen, resident of California, 2118 years or older on Election Day, not currently imprisoned or paroled for a felony or found mentally incompetent.
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New York State changed its gun laws in response to a shooting rampage by William Spengler, who was paroled in 2900 after serving 220006 years in prison for killing his grandmother with a hammer.
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In expedited removal proceedings, an alien who has not been admitted or paroled into the United States will be deported without a hearing unless he requests asylum and establishes a credible fear of persecution.
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Ms. Torres, who dropped out of high school at 17 as a single mother of two children, had also earned her high school equivalency diploma by the time she was paroled in November 1995.
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Harris's action would make it so DREAMers are considered "paroled," and therefore in the US legally, which would enable them to apply for a green card if they had a spouse who is a citizen.
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HHS said its process of confirming someone is a parent with no dangerous criminal history is complicated because of inconsistent government records, lengthy background checks, and trouble tracking down parents who have already been paroled.
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"I have a tendency to get stuck in traffic when it comes to expressing myself," Moore, who's spent most of his 56 years in prison or juvenile detention and was paroled last year, tells me.
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However, Leon wasn't paroled until Tuesday, when she began complaining of chest pains and was taken to Del Sol Medical Center in El Paso, TX. She passed away Saturday, the first day of Pride Month.
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The young man found on the streets of Newport, Kentucky, was revealed to be Brian Rini, a 23-year-old ex-con recently paroled in Ohio after serving time for burglary and vandalism, said authorities.
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When we entered the system in 246, only a very small percentage of violent offenders — by some estimates, roughly 2381 percent — serving life sentences in New York had been paroled after serving their minimum sentence.
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The US should allow immigrants with upcoming court hearings to be paroled into the country to be with family instead, and continue their cases from there instead of being sent back to Mexico, Levy added.
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When her son was paroled and placed on house arrest, he couldn't live with her, because he was forbidden to associate with people convicted of felonies, including his stepfather, who was also on house arrest.
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Status: Paroled; 35-year sentenceGuevara's alleged misconduct: Witnesses tampering, suppressing evidence, beating, coerced statement Three witnesses provided sworn statements that Guevara pressured them into identifying Gomez as the man who fired a bullet, killing a bystander.
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He compared his client to a character in the prison movie "The Shawshank Redemption" who has spent so much of his life behind bars that he cannot handle life on the outside after finally being paroled.
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When Stern was paroled in 2011, he held a news conference announcing that Killen had ceded him the power of attorney at his KKK chapter, as well as the deed to his 40 acres of land.
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USC head coach Clay Helton says that when O.J. Simpson is paroled from a Nevada prison later this year that he will not be welcome on campus to watch practice or take part in any official functions.
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Liu need never have been imprisoned, or could long ago have been paroled on medical grounds, and the vast bulk of the Chinese population would never have heard of him, much less read any of his writings.
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"I will be at every parole hearing to make sure my daughter has a voice and that Mr. Black is not paroled," Sierra's mother, Kathy, said during her victim impact statement, according to the Salt Lake Tribune.
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"An inmate that is eligible for parole has a right to be paroled unless he or she is currently dangerous, and Mr. Beausoleil, in my view, hasn't been dangerous in decades," Beausoleil's attorney Jason Campbell told CNN.
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He was arrested in Frankfurt in 1987 and later convicted and sentenced to life in prison in Germany over the hijacking and Stethem's death, before being paroled in 2005 and returned to Lebanon, per the Washington Post.
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Letourneau was sentenced to 210 months in prison in November 22015, following her guilty plea on two second-degree child rape charges, but she was paroled after six months on the condition that she stay away from Fualaau.
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"I'm talking self-mutilation, self-inflicted gunshot wounds, very desperate measures so they would be evacuated to a hospital in the United States and then be declared feet dry and then paroled in the United States," Zukunft said.
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The number of inmates actively engaged in fire-fighting fluctuates from week to week, according to Bill Sessa, an information officer with California's DOC, depending on how many are paroled and how many new recruits volunteer as replacements.
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When Conan Doyle made his first foray — in the case of George Edalji, a solicitor convicted of sending anonymous threats and maiming farm animals — Edalji had already been paroled, and the author's intervention won him a swift pardon.
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Since launching her campaign, the 52-year-old actress-turned-politician has successfully pulled Cuomo to the left on many issues, including granting paroled felons the right to vote in the state, after criticizing him for not being progressive enough.
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There is one genuinely joyful sequence of scamming in Ocean's 8, and it's right at the start of the movie, after Debbie Ocean (Bullock) gets paroled from prison, exiting in the evening gown and heels in which she was arrested.
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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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Farther along the criminal justice pipeline, judges may be given statistics-based assessments of whether someone convicted of crime should be paroled; these predictions provide efficiency, in theory, by reserving second chances for those an algorithm concludes won't waste them.
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He spent about 11 years in federal prison before he was paroled in 1988 – just three years before he and his wife snatched Dugard off the street as she was walking from her California home to a school bus stop.
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When a new "junk science" law came into effect in Texas in September 2013, allowing prisoners to challenge dodgy expert testimony, the release of three of the women—Anna Vasquez had already been paroled out—followed a few weeks later.
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DHS has announced an expansion of expedited removal to the full extent authorized by law, which means that it will apply to aliens who were not admitted or paroled into the United States who have been here less than two years.
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A former left-wing radical convicted for her role as the getaway driver in a bungled 211 Brinks bank robbery that left three men dead — a security guard and two police officers — has been paroled after serving nearly 153 years in prison.
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The four executive actions include the creation of a "Dreamers Parole-in-Place Program," which would formally admit Dreamers to the U.S. by more easily fulfilling the legal mandate that an immigrant must have been "lawfully admitted or paroled" to the country.
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After serving the minimum 40 months of a 20-year maximum state sentence, Brown is set to be paroled into the feds' custody, where she will serve out the remainder of a concurrent federal sentence and should get released in the next year.
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John Cowell, 27, a recently paroled robber with a violent history, was peacefully arrested on an Antioch-bound train Monday night about 12 miles (19 kilometers) from the Oakland station where investigators believe he killed Nia Wilson and wounded her sister Sunday night.
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This second appeal remains under the consideration of the federal Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals which, characterizing existing state law as unclear, asked the Tennessee Supreme Court to weigh in with its opinion on whether Brown could be paroled for her murder conviction.
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An Illinois man who admitted to murdering a young woman more than 703 years ago as a member of a sadistic group known as the "Ripper Crew" is set to be paroled later this month after serving half his prison sentence, PEOPLE confirms.
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ROME (Reuters) - Crowds of homeless people, refugees and paroled prisoners took a trip to the circus courtesy of the Vatican on Thursday, in the latest gesture of affection for the poor and needy which has been a hallmark of Pope Francis's papacy.
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In 2001, grown by then to 5 feet 10 inches tall and 170 pounds, Mr. Lester was paroled and deported back to Britain, where he had lived until he was 14 before immigrating to the United States with his siblings, mother and stepfather.
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On Friday, the Justice Ministry paroled 58 of those 71 men, including 57 Jehovah's Witnesses, who have served at least one-third of their sentence, allowing them to perform community service for the remainder of what would have been their prison terms.
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Michelle Dockery — for six seasons, the frosty Lady Mary on PBS's "Downton Abbey" — heats things up as Letty Raines, a recently paroled con artist and thief who, while burgling a hotel room, overhears a husband hiring a contract killer to murder his wife.
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At the age of seventeen, he is arrested with a stolen car and five grams of crack; by the time he has been paroled, six years later, the observant, thoughtful, sensitive boy has built a fortress of stoicism around his heartbreak and anger.
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Nancy Jacot-Bell, married to Herman Bell – who was controversially paroled in April after gunning down two New York City officers in 1971 – jumped off the fifth floor roof patio of the Bayside Park retirement community on May 12, according to the New York Post.
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Reoffense rates for people like your neighbor are hard to come by, but in her 2012 book "Life After Murder," the journalist Nancy Mullane identified a thousand convicted murderers who were paroled in California over the previous two decades; not one was rearrested for murder.
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For these reasons, the state Commission on Crime and Delinquency awarded the Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania a $250,000 grant to screen for head trauma among men on track to be paroled from Graterford, the idea being to smooth their transition back into the outside world.
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The dealer turned informant, who became the drug lord du jour mid-1980s Detroit, was paroled from his life sentence in Michigan last summer and is now doing a five-year sentence in Florida for his dealings with stolen cars while he was in the witness protection program.
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NATIONAL An Associated Press report in the National Briefing column on Friday about a recommendation that Leslie Van Houten, a former Charles Manson follower, be paroled, omitted, in some editions, a step in the parole process and misstated the number of times she has appeared before a parole board.
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Thompson cites the mistreatment of trans individuals like Roxana Hernandez, who died in ICE custody in 2018, and Johana Medina Leon, who died on the first day of Pride Month this year, right after being paroled from ICE Custody, as tragic examples of the frequency of these occurrences.
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After an Illinois inmate who was serving a 22016-month sentence for a drug conviction received a $250,2000 settlement for his mother's death, he was forced to pay the state nearly $223,219 for the cost of his imprisonment, leaving him nearly destitute when he was paroled in 217.
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President Xi Jinping's speech underscored China's tightening grip, and it came as mainland authorities refused to allow the democracy advocate Liu Xiaobo, a Nobel Peace laureate paroled from prison for cancer treatment, to go abroad for care, despite appeals to Mr. Xi, above, from dozens of prominent writers.
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In Indonesia over the past few days, as news spread of the imminent deportation of Ms. Corby, who was paroled in 2014, a crowd of local and Australian journalists camped outside the villa in Kuta where she had been serving her parole, in hopes of catching a glimpse of her.
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Dalton fled to Tennessee, where he was arrested the following day, according to the AP. Dalton had also fled to Tennessee in 1998, after he fatally shot his wife at their Omaha home, police told the AP. Dalton pleaded guilty to manslaughter and served 11 years in prison before being paroled in 2010.
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When you think about it, the ability for someone to put a "lure" on a spot of their choosing and attract young Pokémon fans to their location is slightly disturbing — which is why New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is trying to ban paroled sex offenders from playing Pokémon GO and other online games.
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In fiscal year 2016, nearly 80% of credible fear cases nationwide were granted, letting more than 73,000 asylum seekers pursue their cases in the US. But the actual asylum hearing can sometimes be years in the future, and often the immigrants are paroled into the US and build lives as they await their hearing.
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As recently as this month, a health scare at Otay Mesa — the facility where Pagoada is held — raised more concerns about pregnant women not being paroled: On November 11, fumes from a chemical that guards gave to detainees to strip the floors poisoned at least 20 women, causing reactions like coughing, vomiting, fainting, and asphyxiation.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Bobby will have a parole hearing in August 2020, and could be eligible to be paroled by December 2020 from Clinton Correctional Facility in Upstate NY. Quick timetable: Bobby was sentenced to 6-7 years in 2016, so, theoretically, he wouldn't get a whiff of freedom until 2022 at best.
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As software only becomes ever more sophisticated and powerful — deciding who might get hired or fired, given a loan or denied, convicted or paroled — perhaps the most important function of this entertaining and educational book is in revealing the limiting assumptions, narrow boundaries and tight restrictions of algorithms, and how different they can be from the messy world of humans.
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While it is tempting to believe that we keep our communities safe by locking up people convicted of violent crimes as long as possible and denying them time-reducing credit, the reality is that the people our society fears the most — people convicted of murder and who have been paroled on a life sentence — are actually the least likely to return to prison even for a minor infraction.
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