Examples of 'are on parole' in a sentence
Meaning of "are on parole"
are on parole: This phrase is used in a legal context to indicate that an individual has been conditionally released from prison and is under supervision by authorities. It suggests that the person must adhere to certain terms and conditions during their release period
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are on parole
They seem to know you are on parole.
You are on parole and you are up to your neck in a homicide investigation.
And the fines double when the ms are on parole.
You two are on parole.
And the fines are double when the morons are on parole.
Both are on parole.
Did the truck jobs with a buddy named jim matthews. both are on parole.
You are on parole or on probation or serving a term of imprisonment in Canada.
Some folks think they are on parole with God.
Now, you get pulled over, you are going back to jail. You are on parole.
Dwayne, you are on parole.
Who are on parole or probation . ".
In California, all registered sex offenders who are on parole wear a GPS unit.
I'm gonna give it back. Dwayne, you are on parole.
Hugo, may I remind you that you are on parole.
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He jumped his parole two weeks ago
Two parole officers will be assigned to you
But it seems the parole board is long gone
