Utiliser "parole" dans une phrase

1. He was now pretty sure Tellow was his parole officer, sent by Theology to make sure he was following doctrine

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2. parole are the last to be hired

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3. To dream that you are on parole implies that you need to consider the consequence of all your actions

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4. They were justly sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole

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5. Her murderer was convicted of voluntary manslaughter, receiving a sentence of only 22 to 29 years, with the possibility of parole

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6. This was a most unselfish plan, as they had both signed a parole and

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7. condition of parole, one of them was released early and was to assist me in trying to

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8. That is far longer than is typically served by a murderer who received a life sentence, where they are usually eligible for parole after seven years

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9. Once I beat out parole, I'll plan a trip

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10. Concentrate on your job, and beating out parole

11. You will check in every month with a parole officer who will be assigned to you at the conclusion of our proceedings

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12. It is one thing to pronounce judgment against an individual, and sentence him/her to life in prison without the possibility of parole

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13. prisoner, when parole board refused his parole request, his body up with factors of body and mind of the rash

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14. With good behavior, that translates to eight and a third years before becoming eligible for parole

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15. John Harvey Adamson spent time on Arizona’s death row facing the gas chamber, which later was replaced by lethal injection, until his sentence was commuted to life without parole

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16. Perpetrators who are bound to justice should need no other coercion to ensure that they fulfill the terms of their parole

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17. And since he committed a crime under parole, he had to go back to his cell to serve his sentence

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18. They are willing to push the envelope and kill the young and elderly, but not the Lockerbie bomber, the guy who killed 77 people on an island retreat, or the man who gunned down many at a movie theatre in Colorado? Not only that, but as Albert Mohler recently pointed out on a podcast, there is even a growing liberal voice against the idea of life without parole

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19. “It’s a familiar theme: executions are barbaric; Life without parole is the humane alternative

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20. He also notes very interestingly, that just a matter of months ago, Pope Francis suggested that life without parole was in itself immoral

21. That raises the question – if the death penalty is immoral and if life without parole is immoral, then what is the possible judicial sentence for someone who has committed these horrifying crimes? The confusion over that question reveals an even deeper confusion at the worldview level

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22. Why do liberals, led in part by Jorge Bergoglio (one of the most un-Christian Christian leaders since Rasputin), have it in for the death penalty and even for life without parole? Because they love life? Well what about the life of the young and old? So why do they do it? Of course I’m putting words into people’s mouths, but the only reason I can think of that explains this fairly universal and bizarre liberal contradiction is that both ideas (i

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23. By the way, you won’t be eligible for parole until you serve a full 20 years

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24. That’s five years before your first parole hearing

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25. He received 5 years with a non parole period of 3 years

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26. Mr 4 was told to stand first and he did so, Justice Gray read the sentence of 5 years with a non parole period of 2 ½ years

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27. I was told to stand next and did so, Justice Gay read out the sentence of 5 years with a non parole period of 2 ½ as I of course had expected after Mr 4"s sentence seconds earlier

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28. My parole ends on November 24th this year (2007) and finally after 8 years the whole joke of an event will be over

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29. We even counted the non parole period and maximum sentence out in days which in hindsight was a dumb idea as it stayed with me for ages

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30. When I was released I was banned from Canberra and so some of the crew came up to celebrate with me in Wollongong, the place parole had me living

31. This worked smoothly for a while until I began to get in to trouble with the parole board

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32. First I was caught smoking pot then I was alleged to have been in Canberra by an anonymous informant and fronted the parole board receiving a second chance

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33. This was impossible with me not legally allowed in Canberra and the fact that I now realised V is the sort of guy that would tell police and parole should I destroy him

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34. Unfortunately the AFP had written down my id details and hours later a check revealed to the them that it had been me they caught and with my Canberra “ban” in effect my parole officer contacted me straight away

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35. I heard reports from people he had even tried to plan a quick move into hiding while I was in Wollongong visiting parole but he failed to put it together

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36. I fronted the parole board and only my solicitor saved my ass from prison after my parole officer told the board I was a danger to society

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37. I have used this patience well and will finish my parole without avenging my loss or breaking the law

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38. When I did see V that one time to my credit I did not snap and waste the time I have done on parole

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39. V had driven the business to the point of embarrassment and when I returned it was only enough to finance my house in Wollongong as I was banned from Canberra, finance his house in Canberra, his ex and child, another house in Canberra which we later got for us to share due to my parole conditions

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40. After hearing reports V had attempted to do a runner while I was on a visit to Wollongong for a parole meeting I got suspicious

41. That coupled with the fact there was an ever decreasing profit coming my way made me worry that my so called friend was about to use my constraints of parole against me to steal my life"s work

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42. I had my worries and there was little I could do while being banned from the city I conduct business in and while I was on parole

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43. I return to the scene of my former business very soon as my parole ends and I begin my retribution for the stealing of the fruits of my labour by dedicating a song on the album especially to V

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44. When I look back sitting there on parole with that 22 was so stupid that it is beyond comprehension especially considering it was just months later that V would dog me

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45. At this stage I had been told that if I transferred from Goulburn to Long Bay and completed a 3 and a half month course to ready myself for release then I would receive parole

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46. I had a friend coming to pick me up from the Gong where I had been sent by parole to give me a lift to Canberra but he ended up in an accident and I was stuck

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47. I was still in Canberra for the next four months before my ex mate ripped me and the parole board and afp drove me out of town so I was catching up with my man Dug and his girl on the regular

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48. I counted down for 2 and a half years and the plan never changed, well until the parole board got involved that is

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49. I figured I was a shoe in for parole and would be around Woden within the fortnight

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50. Down but not beaten I played the game and moved in to a house in Wollongong as my parole address and got a house in Canberra on the sly that I used as a base there

51. So I briefly returned to Berra for six months of partying until I walked in on a drug raid at a friend"s house one morning and of course that let the cat of the bag with the AFP and the parole board as they both realised I had been back in town

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52. against the conditions of my parole the heat on the Canberra ban was turned up to the point that I was being heavily watched by the powers that be

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53. sponsored show and the new parole officer I had just scored swung it so I could have a short pass on the ban to do my set

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54. Convicted felons out on parole had to resister their whereabouts with the police department

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55. prison with no chance of parole for 25 years

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56. prison with absolutely no chance of parole

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57. Henry could hear the doors of the bus spring open and instantly it was as if he was granted freedom, a parole from his demons

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58. Another thing: let’s make white collar crime involving the illegal taking of, perhaps, $2,000,000 or more , with intent, a crime punishable by death/lifetime in prison without parole, which is carried out without appeal, as long as the amount, and the intent is shown in undeniable terms

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59. sentence without possibility of parole

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60. "To call my parole officer and request that I be put back in prison

61. It would be me against the world and although I had told Bailey I was calling my parole officer, that couldn't have been farther from the truth

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62. My parole officer needs to see me putting forth the effort

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63. " This was true, though who my state-appointed parole officer was, remained a mystery to me

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64. "Good, because that would be a parole violation," she said seriously

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65. This may or may not be a parole violation

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66. By the time she would be eligible for parole, she’d be too damned old to hurt anybody

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67. The most likely offenders were those who were incarcerated in state or federal prisons, many of whom were not eligible for parole

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68. Vinny's parole officer was

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69. Vinny's parole officer had the right to come into his

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70. The parole officer came ambling over to them with

71. parole officer into the trailer and take him out with his bare

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72. said with his gaze still focused on his parole officer who was

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73. his parole officer to find

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74. Vinny always noticed that his parole

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75. he had a life without parole to think of that

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76. Big Jim had to give way when the terms of her parole

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77. been for Big Jim, she would have to report it to her parole officer

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78. The state gave him twenty years with no chance of parole

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79. “Should the court find you in violation or noncompliance of any or all the above, a fifteen-year prison sentence with no opportunity for parole will be immediately activated

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80. He still had four of his eight years to do, although he hoped the Parole Board would let him home a bit early, especially as they’d got the money back after he’d told them where it all was

81. The judge looked at them both and condemned Charlie to thirty years in prison without a chance of parole, while declaring Michael’s innocent and to be free of all charges

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82. “Too bad the members of the parole board didn’t see it that way

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83. “Due to the fact you shot a man, while lying in a hospital bed, I find your crime extra heinous, and I sentence you to twenty years without the chance for parole

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84. Have they ever considered giving you parole?”

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85. “Well, the Doc violated his parole

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86. Chase roared with laughter “a legal way out for me you crazy bitch? My LEGAL way out is a 210 years jail sentence and no parole” he snorted “can you make THAT go away?”

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87. “I noticed that the police no longer parole the streets in the predominately black Southside” said the reporter as if thinking aloud

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88. All of which Tabitha’s defense attorney was able to squash by proposing a plea bargain to the prosecution for a guilty plea which would give her fifteen years in a state prison with a possibility of parole after ten

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89. “She has to agree to a plea bargain of thirty years to life in a Nevada State Prison for Women with the possibility of parole after fifteen years

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90. � I serve my time, do my parole, and then I do the crime, take the goods I paid for with my time, and go on my merry way

91. We’re not even eighteen and we’re about to become candidates for life without parole

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92. She had violated parole, and had he not been so obviously gullible and ignorant, he may have been charged as an accomplice

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93. Two weeks later she pleaded guilty to all charges and was sentenced to thirty years, with the possible chance of parole in ten

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94. “What?” Claire couldn’t believe the question, but then she thought about the Valium and the Tramadol and the Scotch and her heartless parole officer who’d said Claire’s smart mouth was going to get her in trouble one day, to which Claire had told him that day had come and gone or she wouldn’t have a parole officer

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95. As part of her parole, the police could trespass all they wanted

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