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releasee

(rɪˌliːˈsiː)
n
an animal that is released from captivity
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The Division of Parole shall not reveal the residence or address of the releasee, but may indicate the general neighborhood of the releasee's residence in order to forestall rumor and/or widespread panic.
In Florida, a releasee must first obtain a certificate of
The mentor assists the releasee with the challenges he may face with transportation, housing, job searching and Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous contact, and encourages the offender to continue his spiritual growth through church attendance and involvement.
2000) (defendant properly sentenced as a prison releasee reoffender for battery on law enforcement officer despite the argument that battery on law enforcement officer was an enhancement from battery).
(17) The idea that any prison releasee would have the sophistication to quickly initiate a lawsuit is fanciful.
If the state proves an offender is a prison releasee offender,(75) the offender is not eligible for sentencing under the guidelines and a judge must send the person to prison for the statutory maximum.(76)
Our goal is to estimate and compare a releasee's actual post-prison offending trajectory with his or her criminal history-based counterfactual offending trajectory for the purpose of answering the question: "How, if at all, has this incarceration experience deflected the trajectory the offender was on?" Since the offender in question was incarcerated and had his or her career interrupted, the pre-prison offending micro-trajectory is termed a counterfactual because we never actually observe what this individual would have done had he or she not been incarcerated.
Premature release, or failure to attend the obvious risk factors, is likely to cause the releasee to lose a great deal more freedom (in the event of another violent act) than is a more cautious release process.
If these elements are addressed early on, it can reduce releasee problems and avoid needless delays caused by program eligibility rules and reestablishing family connections, and better his or her chance for success.
GFriend's second full-length album titled 'Time for Us' is slated for releasee on Monday.