You really haven't supplied anywhere near enough information for much of an answer, here. This sort of thing tends to depend a lot on the unique facts of the case, and you'd want those facts reviewed by a criminal lawyer in your state for any kind of accurate read on your prospects.Some of the things that mike make a difference include the original offense that you got sent to jail and paroled from, what that sentence was and how much of it you served before parole, and any other prior criminal record.  Jumping bond isn't the sort of thing that usually moves a prisoner up the early-release list, though.