paroling

There was talk of paroling him and a lot of others rather than transferring them to other prisons.

The resulting overcrowding leads to the paroling and premature release of truly dangerous criminals.

The governor's opponents claimed the move was motivated by his desire to blunt criticism for what they saw as an inflexible policy of never paroling a killer.

As the court order was being handed down, the State Assembly majority leader, Paul DiGaetano, announced that he would introduce legislation requiring that communities be notified about the paroling of murderers.

In autumn 2006, the regular paroling of convicts serving a life sentence power was transferred to the Helsinki Court of Appeals, and the peculiar arrangement, where the President exercises judicial power, ended.

Patuxent Institution was also unique in that it was provided with its own admission, inmate review, and paroling authority separate from that of the Maryland Division of Correction (DOC).