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Parole
Parole is the release of an offender from custody to serve the balance of their sentence in the community.
The purpose of parole is to supervise and support the reintegration of offenders before the end of their total sentence while providing a continuing measure of protection to the community.
Parole does not mean that offender are free without supervision. Whilst on parole, the offender is still considered to be under a sentence.
- The State Parole Authority - external site
- Serious Offenders Review Council
- Find a Community Corrections (Probation and Parole) office - external site
Supervising parolees
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