Title: How to Get Out of Prison Early | Early Release Programs | LegalMatch
Headings: Early Release Programs
Early Release Programs
What is “Early Release” from Prison?
Contents
Who is Eligible for Parole?
Who Can Grant an Early Release or “Parole” from Prison?
What Factors are Considered by the Parole Board?
How is Parole Monitored and Restricted?
Can a Paroled Defendant be Sent Back to Prison?
What Does “Good Time Off” Mean?
Do I Need a Lawyer for Assistance With Early Release?

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Find My Lawyer Now! How is Parole Monitored and Restricted? If parole is granted, it is then monitored and restricted. Restriction measures are measures that restrict a parolee’s freedom of movement. These measures may include curfews, which require defendants to be at their residences at specific times. Some individuals may be required to be at their residence at all times. Exceptions may be granted that allow defendants to travel to and from specific places and events, such as to their job, and for doctor and attorney appointments. Monitoring measures ensure that prisoners whose parole includes confinement to the home or specific geographic area, do not go outside their area of confinement. These measures can include: GPS monitoring through use of an ankle bracelet or similar device;