work release

When you go home at night from him it's like being on a work release program.

One month later, he was allowed a work release program.

After about three years, he was once again placed on work release.

He served his time as a work release beginning in 1997.

From 4 to 5 percent of those in the program are arrested while on work release, according to state officials.

"Joe walked off work release just over an hour ago."

"I need to tell you that they've given Joe work release."

The system has leaned heavily on work release, not a popular program.

While, the remaining residents participate in the work release program.

Some of his prison sentence was served in a work release program.

They would obtain job training, even qualify for work release.

In 1994, there were 6,300 inmates assigned to work release, 630 of them women.

The rope is the work release mechanism for the plant.

In the past, he said, nobody but those with clean institutional records would have made it into work release.

"Did you explain to him that he'll be eligible for work release in a year?

"If given the choice between meaningful work release versus building more cells I am for the job programs."

The professional works released in the previous calendar year are eligible for vote.

On August 10, 2011, he left for his day of court-approved work release and never returned.

Having served nine years of his sentence, he was released on work release in August 2004.

A work release prison and two Armories were then constructed.

Under another new law, low-level offenders will be kept in work release programs or sent to drug treatment.

The zest he derives from his work releases energy for other aspects of life.

Of the state's 65,000 inmates, an average of 6,300 are now on work release at any given time.

A third was to make inmates eligible for work release two years before their parole date rather than one.

He finally was granted permission to begin work release.