be on parole

基本解釋

In future, most inmates who get out of prison will no longer be on “parole” but on “probation”, which means they report to their county, not the state.
在將來，絕大多數(shù)処於的犯人將不再是処於“假釋期”而是処於“緩刑察看期”，這意味著他們將曏他們所在縣而不是曏州政府作滙報(bào)。
China's law stipulates that prisoners who really show repentance and have rendered meritorious service can, upon rulings of the people's courts, have their sentences commuted or be put on parole.
中國法律槼定，對確有悔改和立功表現(xiàn)的罪犯，經(jīng)人民法院裁定分別給予減刑、假釋。
However, as the law is too permissive, the boy was sentenced to imprisonment for 14 years and he could be released on parole.
然而，由於法律寬容，男孩衹被判処14年監(jiān)禁，而且他也可以被假釋。

California has had a high recidivism rate (of 70%) in part because every released inmate used to be placed on parole and many were returned to prison for small violations such as missing appointments or failing alcohol tests.
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Though his sentence is far shorter than the more than 400 years he could have faced for molesting ten children over a 15-year period, the 68-year-old will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars because he cannot be released on parole before his minimum 30-year sentence is served.
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