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Judges would be given the authority to grant youths conditional release to serve the remainder of their sentences under post-prison supervision if it can be proved that they have made significant progress. are more likely to have their conditional release revoked for technical reasons than other offenders. This definition is similar to the definition of societal risk with two differences: it ignores conditional release probabilities, and it computes population impacted by using a rectangle instead of a circle. |
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