1pa·role 
/pəˈroʊl/ noun
/pəˈroʊl/ noun [noncount] : permission given to a prisoner to leave prison before the end of a sentence usually as a reward for behaving well
▪ The prisoner will be eligible for parole after three years. ▪ He was given a life sentence without (the possibility of) parole. ▪ He was granted/denied parole. ▪ a parole hearing ▪ She robbed a bank while out on parole. ▪ The prisoner was released on parole.
▪ The prisoner will be eligible for parole after three years. ▪ He was given a life sentence without (the possibility of) parole. ▪ He was granted/denied parole. ▪ a parole hearing ▪ She robbed a bank while out on parole. ▪ The prisoner was released on parole.
