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Definition of work release in English: work releasenoun mass nounNorth American Leave of absence from prison by day enabling a prisoner to continue in normal employment. Example sentencesExamples - She gets 48 hours, Susan McDougal, of work release every week, and then she wears a bracelet.
- This amounts to a work release program for the ethically challenged.
- This is followed by six months of day treatment with work release, known within the program as reentry.
- Regrettably, people breach parole, community service orders, work release programs, every day, just because they do not necessarily want to adhere to the discipline of the regime.
- Well, all of the material tends to indicate that work release is unlikely, in fact.
- While he was on work release at the Queensboro Correctional Facility, the New York State Division of Parole continually denied Ferguson a parole.
- He served three years behind bars, two years on work release and two years on parole.
- I have work release after second block, so I get out at ten thirty.
- Depending on type of sentence and good behavior while incarcerated, some residents obtained work release.
- He did not get parole, he did not get work release, he did not get home leave, he did not get so many other rights that he would have had.
- She was granted work release and ordered to undergo an evaluation.
- People think I got preferential treatment, but people in my position usually get work release.
- Oh, I got out on work release, because I was working.
- What we would say is that there would also be eligibility for work release much earlier than that, something like six months earlier perhaps.
- Or, as the production notes suggest, are they on work release?
- By that time he had been released on work release.
- Virtually everyone in work release has a job, often found while still incarcerated.
- The prisoners worked on the site as part of the Department of Justice's section 94 day work release program.
- Examining drug offenders on work release, the Delaware study found that those who received substance abuse treatment were less likely to return to prison, saving both the state and taxpayers.
- He also ordered her to serve three months in work release followed by nine months of home confinement.
Definition of work release in US English: work releasenounwərk rəˈlis North American Leave of absence from prison by day enabling a prisoner to continue in normal employment. Example sentencesExamples - Well, all of the material tends to indicate that work release is unlikely, in fact.
- This is followed by six months of day treatment with work release, known within the program as reentry.
- He did not get parole, he did not get work release, he did not get home leave, he did not get so many other rights that he would have had.
- What we would say is that there would also be eligibility for work release much earlier than that, something like six months earlier perhaps.
- Oh, I got out on work release, because I was working.
- By that time he had been released on work release.
- While he was on work release at the Queensboro Correctional Facility, the New York State Division of Parole continually denied Ferguson a parole.
- Examining drug offenders on work release, the Delaware study found that those who received substance abuse treatment were less likely to return to prison, saving both the state and taxpayers.
- People think I got preferential treatment, but people in my position usually get work release.
- He served three years behind bars, two years on work release and two years on parole.
- He also ordered her to serve three months in work release followed by nine months of home confinement.
- This amounts to a work release program for the ethically challenged.
- Regrettably, people breach parole, community service orders, work release programs, every day, just because they do not necessarily want to adhere to the discipline of the regime.
- Virtually everyone in work release has a job, often found while still incarcerated.
- Depending on type of sentence and good behavior while incarcerated, some residents obtained work release.
- I have work release after second block, so I get out at ten thirty.
- Or, as the production notes suggest, are they on work release?
- The prisoners worked on the site as part of the Department of Justice's section 94 day work release program.
- She gets 48 hours, Susan McDougal, of work release every week, and then she wears a bracelet.
- She was granted work release and ordered to undergo an evaluation.
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