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Parole is a form of conditional release which allows some offenders to serve part of their sentence in the community under supervision, provided they abide by certain conditions.
Conditional release is a way for you to be released from prison before you serve your maximum sentence. It is not the same thing as parole, but if you are conditionally released, your rights and responsibilities will be much the same as those of a parolee.
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Conditional Releases are approved for a period of six months. If an extension is required, an additional three months may be granted. A copy of the Oath of Office or Enlistment contract should be returned to the losing component within the specified time frame.
Conditional release for an indeterminate sentence is granted if it is earned and requested through the proper channels by the inmate; parole board approval is not needed. Prisoners may be released when their total earned credit equals the amount remaining on the maximum of the sentence.
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It is safer to release offenders from penitentiary gradually and under supervision, while they are still under sentence. Conditional release is a program that allows offenders to serve part of their sentence in the community.
Conditional release is a statutorily required term of extended supervision that is applicable to certain offenses such as DWI and criminal sexual conduct. This additional term of supervision begins when the offender completes the term of imprisonment.
Conditional releases are also supervised and are considered free when the minimum sentence expires. For example, if Joe Smith is sent to prison with a sentence of five years and is conditionally released after three years, he remains under supervision and is required to: Remain a law-abiding citizen.
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Conditional release means modification of a court- ordered commitment, which may be revoked upon violation of any of its terms. Conditional release means a modification of a commitment that may be revoked upon violation of any of its terms.

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