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What is Parole? What is the Difference Between Probation and Parole? Who Decides Issues of Probation and Parole? Who Can't be Granted Parole by the Parole Board? The Value of Parole: What is a Pardon, and How Does the Board of Pardons Fit Into All of This? What is Parole? |
Parole is the conditional
release of an inmate from incarceration to continue serving the balance
of his court-ordered maximum sentence under structured supervision within
the community. According to another definition, provided by the Pennsylvania
Supreme Court, parole from a state sentence is, a matter of grace
and mercy that is shown to an offender who has demonstrated to the Parole
Boards satisfaction the offenders future ability to function
as a law-abiding member of society upon release before the expiration
of the offenders maximum sentence. For More Information Please contact the Board's Office of Legislative Affairs and Communications Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole Office of Legislative Affairs and Communications 1101 S. Front St., Suite 5100 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17104-2517 (717) 787-6208 www.pbpp.state.pa.us |