The term probation and parole are the two alternatives to the incarceration, wherein the conduct of the offender is supervised according to the law. Probation can be understood as a penalty imposed by the court in which the criminal offender is not detained but allowed to remain in the community, on the promise of good behaviour, subject to the supervision of the probation officer.
In contrast, parole, or otherwise called as supervised release, is one in which the inmate is released from the jail either temporarily or permanently, before the completion of sentence, subject to good behaviour.
While studying criminal law, it is important to stay aware of these two concepts and their difference as well, So, here in this article, we’ve simplified the difference between probation and parole.
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