PAROLE & PROBATION
Currently in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, there are 86,000 people receiving probation services. More than 80% of these probationers are men, with nearly 20% women. Probation is a court-ordered sentence, which is ordered by a judge. A person on probation can remain in their normal life in the community, but under the supervision of a Probation Officer. The goal of probation? To keep communities safe and to provide those on probation with the tools they need to live a productive, law-abiding life.
The quick, simple definition of parole is “permission given to a prisoner to leave prison before the end of their sentence, usually as a reward for behaving well.” Every year, the Massachusetts Parole Board conducts more than 10,000 parole release hearings and supervises more than 8,000 parolees.
Usually, probation and parole are granted with specific conditions. And violation of any of these conditions can result in significant consequences—such as imprisonment, fines, community service, revocation of probation, and more.
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SCHULZE LAW
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BOSTON MA 02210
857.300.5300
Emergency After Hours Number:
800-894-9267 XLAW1 (5291)