CRM 2309 Lecture Notes - Lecture 23: Parole Board, Day Parole, Criminal Record
15 Dec 2017
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Conditional release: period of conditional supervised release in the community following a prison term. Post custodial conditional supervision and those sentenced to a term of supervised release. Full parole: apply after 1/3 of sentence is complete. Day parole: to go to school or work. Statutory release: if you stay out of trouble for 2/3 of sentence you can be denied by parole board but you are likely to be released. Warrant expiry: not conditional but means your term of imprisonment is over, no conditions or supervision. There has been a decline in provincial parole the rest of parole is done by federal parole. People have been less likely to be released because of publicity and danger. Ppl placed on conditions while returning to society and can be controlled in some form. Not associating with people who are bad influences. Not coming into contact with the victim.
