be on parole

So they must have their final since he's on parole.

He was on parole at the time of his murder.

I'm on parole 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and that never changes.

"Everybody knows I'm on parole and trying to be very nice up here," he said with a smile.

He was scheduled to be on parole through September 1999.

He was released from prison in April and is on parole, the police said.

"This man is on parole until 2008," the Commissioner said.

"And you must remember that he is on parole," the supervisor told her.

I happen to know you're on parole, and you'll be in a lot of trouble if they find out about that chop shop.

He will also be on parole three more years.

But they did say that the man being questioned was on parole for several drug arrests.

He was on parole from a previous rape conviction at the time.

In fact, she is on parole and cannot vote.

He was on parole after having served about two years of a robbery sentence.

He was on parole for drug and weapon convictions in Virginia, the police said.

Chief Farrell said that all three men were on parole at the time of the killing.

But frankly you're the first person I've ever considered hiring who is on parole from prison.

He'd been on parole and the break-in was a violation.

If he is released, he will be on parole for the rest of his life.

At the time of the shooting, he was on parole for a drug-related crime.

Lukka is on parole and ordered to be present before the police every day.

"If you're on parole, an alcohol violation's the last thing you need."

Christow had recently been released from prison and was on parole.

The man who abducted her was on parole for murder when he committed the crime.

Across the country, 725,000 men and women are on parole or a similar type of post-prison supervision.