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The 14 pages that link to Parole, each with the reason it gives.

• Mass incarcerationRelated: Restrictions on parole can keep people imprisoned longer and slow release.

• RecidivismRelated: Parole outcomes often include whether a person returns to custody or receives a new conviction.

• Prison reformRelated: Release decisions can shape prison populations and provide incentives for participation in programs.

• SentencingRelated: It can affect how a custodial sentence is served and when confinement ends.

• PrisonRelated: It is one route from confinement back into the community.

• ProbationCompared with: Parole follows imprisonment, whereas probation is generally imposed as a sentence or sentencing alternative.

• Life imprisonmentRelated: Parole determines whether and when some life-sentenced prisoners can be released.

• Jacques PrévertBroader topic: This landmark collection established the reach of his conversational, image-rich poetry.

• Ernest BurgessRelated: Burgess helped develop statistical methods for assessing parole outcomes and recidivism.

• ImprisonmentRelated: Parole can end confinement while the sentence and its conditions continue.

• Prison escapeCompared with: Parole permits departure under legal authority, unlike an escape.

• PenologyBroader topic: It links confinement to supervised return to the community.

• Pedro Rodrigues FilhoRelated: His eventual release followed changes to his sentence and time served.

• Ronnie BiggsRelated: Biggs was released from prison in 2009 after serving part of his sentence following his return.