Parole Hearing

/ˈpæroʊ ˈhɪərɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A formal proceeding in which a parole board reviews a prisoner's eligibility and suitability for early release under parole conditions.
    The inmate attended a parole hearing to determine if he could be released early.

Forms

  • parole hearing
  • parole hearings

Commentary

Parole hearings are critical opportunities for inmates to demonstrate rehabilitation and compliance, influencing parole board decisions.

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