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Things parole often describes ("parole ________")
- records
- violation
- facilities
- agreements
- breaking
- privileges
- officers
- caseloads
- dichotomy
- board
- practices
- rules
- boards
- successes
- contracts
- provisions
- officials
- factors
- prediction
- operations
- agencies
- duality
- districts
- officer
- experiences
- investigations
- failures
- professionals
- supervisors
- orders
- counselors
- supervision
- clients
- violations
- activities
- policies
- occupation
- papers
- evidence
- violators
- costs
- matters
- populations
- programs
- condition
- conduct
- date
- breakers
- camp
- sentence
- laws
- commissions
- prisoners
- decisions
- revocation
- revocations
- opposition
- services
- investigation
- inmates
- regulations
- hearings
- period
- authorities
- relation
- distinction
- departments
- prison
- agent
- terms
- reports
- plans
- reforms
- release
- workers
- restrictions
- agents
- risks
- sentences
- patients
- periods
- recommendations
How parole often is described ("________ parole")
- regular
- adult
- written
- broken
- solemn
- successful
- medical
- longer
- automatic
- bare
- mandatory
- temporary
- semitic
- liberal
- trial
- disciplinary
- formal
- advanced
- permanent
- nude
- year
- second
- honorable
- eventual
- usual
- full
- due
- intensive
- humanitarian
- daily
- immediate
- clinical
- federal
- quick
- juvenile
- compassionate
- military
- day
- porte
- like
- conditional
- extended
- langue
- supervised
- possible
- knightly
- unlimited
- honourable
- unconditional
- proper
- deconstructive
- prime
- french
- traditional
- special
- early
- month
- subsequent
- individual
- strict
- standard
- verbal
- limited
- indefinite
- discretionary
- brief
- earlier
