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work release
(redirected from Work release program)

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work release
n.
A correctional program under which prisoners are permitted employment outside a prison while serving their sentences.
work-re·lease (wûrkr-ls) adj.
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The Alabama Department of Corrections has finally ended its longstanding ban on prisoners with HIV from participating in that state's work release programs.
Longstanding ban on prisoners with HIV from participating in that ... by Gajewski, Karen Ann / The Humanist
” Work release programs allow inmates to hold jobs outside the prison, earning money and gaining valuable experience.
Ala. Drops HIV Work Release Ban by Staff / On Top Magazine
After Lichti was chosen to head up and develop the program, she supervised the renovation of what used to be two one-room apartments for adult inmates in a work release program.
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