Parole Order If an offender breaches their order, the Parole Board may decide to: Issue a warning letter Place new conditions on the parole order Revoke the parole order. If the Parole Board revokes your parole, the police will arrest the offender. The offender will go back to prison and be required to serve the balance of their sentence. The time they spent on parole won’t count and they will have to serve the whole amount of time they had leftover when they were released on parole. Why are programs included? Programs can help offenders make changes in their life and reduce the risk of re-offending. Programs have been developed to provide help with gambling, drugs, alcohol, money problems or mental illness.
Parole Order If an offender breaches their order, the Parole Board may decide to: Issue a warning letter Place new conditions on the parole order Revoke the parole order. If the Parole Board revokes your parole, the police will arrest the offender. The offender will go back to prison and be required to serve the balance of their sentence. The time they spent on parole won’t count and they will have to serve the whole amount of time they had leftover when they were released on parole. Why are programs included? Programs can help offenders make changes in their life and reduce the risk of re-offending. Programs have been developed to provide help with gambling, drugs, alcohol, money problems or mental illness.
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