release on licence

Both men were released on licence 12 years later.

He was released on licence in 2003 after serving eighteen years for that crime.

Simcox served 10 years in jail, before being released on licence.

The rest have finished their sentences, been released on licence, or granted home detention.

He was made a delegate of the Red Committee less than a year after his release on licence.

This was the fifth attempt by Budanov's lawyers to obtain him a release on licence.

However, he was in fact released on licence, wearing an electronic tag, in early March 2012.

The prosecutor demanded not the imprisonment of Münch but his release on licence.

A "minimum term" is usually set by the judge to indicate the period the offender must serve in custody before being released on licence.

Neither were the prison sentences handed out this week, as they will all be halved and the prisoners released on licence.

She was immediately released on licence by Somare.

Thus Parliament clearly did not intend that a life sentence prisoner should have such rights in relation to the considerations of his release on licence.

Each of you will serve half the time imposed in custody and then you will be released on licence.

Barker has since been released on licence.

After six months at London's Wandsworth prison he was released on licence in October 2008.

Convicted rapist released on licence.

Goozee was transferred to Broadmoor, a secure psychiatric hospital, where he was held until released on licence in 1971, aged 48.

Probation Probation is about supervising convicted offenders in the community those subject to a court order and those released on licence from prison.

Eddie Mottram (Daniel Mays) has just been released on licence after serving 10 years for killing his girlfriend.

Repentant first offenders (who admitted to having been Cathars), when released on licence by the inquisition were ordered to:

He was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a tariff of 12 years - meaning he could be released on licence after 6 years imprisonment.

Megrahi was released on licence and was therefore obliged to remain in regular contact with the East Renfrewshire Council.

If a prisoner continues to deny their guilt, it is exceptionally hard to persuade the Parole Board of their suitability for release on licence.