parole."
7. In 2000 SCC (Cri) 711 (cited supra) which again dealt only with the question of remission and not parole, the Supreme Court ... their order dated: 20-2-2004 relating to the regulation of parole system under rule 191(2)(h) and submitted that the period spent
satisfactory,
denial of even a short period of parole would defeat the
reformative purpose underlying the parole rules.
9. The Court also notices that though ... satisfactory conduct reported in jail and the
reformative objective underlying the parole system, this Court is
of the opinion that the petitioner deserves
convict is closely
aligned with the reformative objectives of the justice system. Parole, is
not merely a temporary release from incarceration but an essential
measure ... underscored the importance of parole
as a 'humanizing interlude' within the criminal justice system. Hon'ble
the Apex Court recognized that
jail manual or the government instructions.
8. Parole is not a criminal penalty. Parole means the release of a prisoner from the prison before ... Karnataka in their order dated 20.2.2004 relating to the regulation of parole system under rule 191(2)(h) and submitted that the period spent
parole shall be
fifteen days in the second parole and thirty days in the
third parole, if prisoner has behaved well during the
previous parole ... release on
parole.
7. The issue relating to grant of parole to a prisoner who had
earlier absconded while on parole has also been considered
which
his sentence was suspended or remitted or furlough or release on
parole was granted to him, he shall be deemed to have committed ... loss of privileges admissible under the remission or furlough or
parole system; or
(4) loss of such other privileges as the State Government
streamline the procedure.
[i] The submission of applications for
Emergency/General Parole in the
prescribed Form/s on E-mail ... sharing data inter alia for effective management of the
Parole system. Hence, the following.
ORDER
The petition stands disposed of directing
[a] The Director General
punishment inflicted on him for the overstay when he was released on parole. The petitioner was undergoing sentence awarded to him for an offence under ... loss of privileges admissible under the remission or furlough or parole system; or
(4) loss of such other privileges as the State Government
regular
residence during the parole period.
15) Then the question arose where the petitioner is to be
accommodated. Our parole system and its framework ... accessing provincial welfare, community
food programs, and other social support. Our parole system does
not adequately consider the situations of individuals without a
residence
before this Court to suggest that the
release of the convict on parole would pose any threat to
public order or would be misused ... favour of the petitioner.
Denial of parole in such circumstances would defeat the
very object of the parole system, which is intended to
alleviate human
