Parole

To be on parole was to be released from custody under certain agreed upon conditions. A person who enforced and facilitated one's parole was called a parole officer (), while a court appearance to determine one's parole status was called a parole hearing. ()
Following the creation of an android duplicate of James T. Kirk in 2266, the android described himself as being " more or less on parole". ()
In 2268, instead of taking Harry Mudd into custody, Kirk told him he'd been paroled to the android population of the planet Mudd. ()
In 2269, Cyrano Jones attributed his early departure from Deep Space Station K-7 to a short parole, explaining he'd been helped in his task of gathering the tribbles there by a glommer. ()
In 2293, Kirk and Doctor Leonard McCoy were denied the possibility of reprieve or parole by one of the Klingon judges, instead being sentenced to Rura Penthe for the rest of their lives. ()
In an alternate timeline 2372 where Harry Kim was never assigned to , he looked through the crew manifest and found Tom Paris' name was missing. A quick read of Paris' service record showed that he had been convicted of treason and sentenced to eighteen months in the New Zealand Penal Settlement, only to be paroled on stardate 48702. Later, when Kim met with Paris, he explained to Kim that his parole (given in exchange for agreeing to help Captain Kathryn Janeway track down a Maquis ship) was revoked by Starfleet Command following a bar fight with a Ferengi who was trying to sell him Lobi crystals. ()
In 2373, Benjamin Sisko excused Worf from a less-than-enjoyable gathering of Deep Space 9's senior staff by saying he'd been paroled. ()
In 2374, Grathon Tolar was paroled by Chancellor Gowron, with two stipulations; one, that he must stay away from the Klingon Empire, and two, that he create a fradulent holoprogram supposedly showing the Dominion's plans to attack Romulus for Benjamin Sisko. ()
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