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Sniper denied parole, 20 years after terrorizing D.C. area

Virginia has denied parole to convicted Washington, D

The Independent UK

Susan Neill-Fraser parole hearing could result in her freedom, 13 years after the murder of Bob Chappell

She has spent 13 years in prison, always maintaining she was not the one who killed her 65-year-old de facto partner and dumped his body in 2009. Now, Susan Neill-Fraser is about to front a parole board in a bid to be freed — what will that panel consider?

ABC News

Saskatchewan stabbings: Why Myles Sanderson was granted statutory release from prison

The violent acts of Myles Sanderson in the Saskatchewan stabbings have raised many questions about why he was in the community of James Smith Cree Nation at all.

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Dangerous killer who made legal history could be moved to open prison

William Dunlop was the first person to be jailed when double jeopardy laws were changed.

The Independent UK

Saskatchewan stabbings: Parole board said Myles Sanderson didn’t pose risk months before attacks – despite 59 convictions

After turning 18, the 32-year-old at-large suspect had racked up nearly 60 criminal convictions, parole board records show

The Independent UK

Dominic Raab moves to block release of dangerous offender who tortured baby son

Antony Smith was jailed for 10 years for beating his son so badly his legs had to be amputated

The Independent UK

Tony Hudgell’s adoptive mother welcomes halting of boy’s father’s release from jail

Tony was so badly abused at the hands of his mother Jody Simpson and father Anthony Smith that he needed to have both legs amputated.

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Notorious murderer, rapist Jamie Curtis breaches parole a month after getting monitoring anklet removed

A man who raped and tortured a young woman is back in custody after breaching his parole a month after he successfully applied to have his electronic monitoring anklet removed.

ABC News

Dominic Raab made Parole Board’s ‘difficult job next to impossible’

Justice secretary criticised by senior officials after board is ‘last to hear’ about important policy changes

The Guardian - UK

What does being released on licence mean?

The man targeted by the masked gunman who killed Olivia Pratt-Korbel has been arrested for breaching the terms of his release from prison.

The Independent UK

Moment mum told monsters who abused lad who lost both legs will STAY locked up

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab phoned Paula Hudgell, campaigner and mum to Tony, with the news he had blocked the planned release due to a law change

Daily Mirror

Tony Hudgell’s adoptive mother ‘over the moon’ that his abuser may stay in jail

Parents Jody Simpson and Anthony Smith were both jailed for 10 years in 2018 for torturing their son so badly that he lost both of his legs.

The Independent UK

Terror boss who plotted mass murder denied parole

Rangzieb Ahmed, 47, was the first person to be convicted in the UK of directing terrorism.

The Independent UK

Killer who bludgeoned his millionaire mother-in-law to death is released from jail

Parole Board documents reveal that David Hill, who murdered 73-year-old Molly Wright, has been released from prison on licence after completing his minimum 14-year jail term

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The Independent UK

Terrorist kept in prison because Home Office plan to deport him causes ‘risk to public’

Parole Board says it ‘must consider the risk to the public, whether they are in the United Kingdom or elsewhere’

The Guardian - UK

Brexit to bedroom tax: judicial reviews that went against the government

Ministers and public bodies have been forced to change course by the courts in a range of major policy areas

Daily Record

Monster who gouged girlfriend's eyes out fails in freedom bid for sixth time

The parole board have turned down Shane Jenkin’s request for a sixth time, ruling he isn’t safe to be allowed out on licence yet.

Daily Mirror

Monster who gouged partner's eyes out fails in freedom bid for sixth time

Parole Board turn down jailed thug's application for a sixth time, ruling that he isn't safe to be allowed out on licence yet, although he will be eligible for a further review in the future

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The Independent UK

MoJ ‘deeply sorry’ after murderer’s parole dates given to paper before family

Russell Causley, who has never revealed where he hid the body of his wife Carole Packman, is next due to face the Parole Board in October.

The Independent UK

‘Black widow killer’ who murdered husband with poisoned curry freed from prison

Police said Dena Thompson targeted men ‘sexually, financially and physically for a decade’

Daily Mirror

Bluewater bomb plotter denied parole over fears he'll commit more crimes

Jawad Akbar, 38, was jailed for life in 2007 for planning fertiliser bomb atrocities at shopping malls, including Bluewater in Kent, at nightclubs and in Britain’s domestic gas network

Wales Online

Russell Causley who murdered Carole Packman could be one of first prisoners to have public parole hearing

Russell Causley has never revealed what he did with Carole Packman's body

The Independent UK

‘No body’ killer Russell Causley could have first public parole hearing

Causley killed his wife Carole Packman in 1985 but has never revealed the location of her body.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow child killer pleads for prison release 17 years after toddler murder

Mark Bonini's bid to be released from his life sentence for killing little Andrew Morton was rejected by the Parole Board for Scotland, who recommended he should stay locked up.

Daily Record

Serial killer 'Devil's Disciple' could be on streets by Christmas as parole hearing granted

Patrick Mackay, whose dad was Scottish, was convicted of killing three in 1970s and confessed to eight more slayings.

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