supervised release
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsuperviseandrelease
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supervise
verb[I or T]
uk/ˈsuː.pə.vaɪz/us/ˈsuː.pɚ.vaɪz/
to watch a person or activity to make certain that everything is done correctly, ...
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release
noun
uk/rɪˈliːs/us/rɪˈliːs/
an occasion when someone is allowed to leave ...
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(Definition ofsuperviseandreleasefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Many commentators on the proposal in the review of parole pointed to this risk in the case ofsupervisedrelease.
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I hope that he will tell us more tonight aboutsupervisedreleaseorders.
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This power is exercised by imposing asupervisedreleaseorder.
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The provision forsupervisedreleaseorders is designed to meet that concern.
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He said that he was in favour ofsupervisedreleaseand of the principle that the court itself should decide.
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We have already established thatsupervisedreleaseorders are separate from the sentence.
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No, it was not at that time; it was definitely thesupervisedreleasescheme.
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That followed from the overall length of sentence, and that would have remained the same with asupervisedreleasescheme.
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All court decisions onsupervisedreleaseorders will be subject to appeal.
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It is important to understand thatsupervisedreleaseorders are potentially much stronger tools for post-release supervision than are parole licences.
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The sense of public condemnation surely should be reflected in the original sentence and not at the time ofsupervisedrelease.
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There will be control through asupervisedreleaseorder where the courts determine that the offender will be a risk.
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I shall describe asupervisedreleaseorder as akin to a mini-probation order added to the end of the custodial part of a sentence.
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That was the great defect that was perceived in our earlier suggestion forsupervisedrelease, which we said we put forward expressly for consultation.
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We had the option before us of automaticsupervisedreleaseon parole.
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I think that it was calledsupervisedrelease.
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That concerned the whole question ofsupervisedreleaseafter serving one-third of the sentence.
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I agree with him that this form ofsupervisedreleaseis not parole.
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Equally,supervisedreleaseorders, seeking to target those who are most in need of supervision, also go along that line.
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That is a dominant criterion for the utilisation ofsupervisedreleaseorders.
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