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parole

Conditional release of a prisoner from jail. The prisoner remains on licence until the date release would have been granted, and may be recalled if the authorities deem it necessary.
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Giving Alexander an indeterminate sentence, imprisoning him for public protection, Judge Charles Gratwicke said: "You were wickedly, in order to obtain money, putting guns into the hands of criminals.
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