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New York Law: Probation vs. Parole

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gollum
 
Reply Sun 11 Nov, 2012 06:43 am
In New York law, what is the difference between probation and parole?
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Reply Sun 11 Nov, 2012 07:07 am
@gollum,
Probation is applied as a sentence for a crime, by the judge. Parole is a release from a prison, with the balance of the sentence being served outside the prison. It is determined by a parole board. The conditions are often similar.

The answer is fairly uniform in the US, and that is not a NY specific answer.
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