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    Initially, the Intent Behind Parole Was to Provide an Incentive
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Initially, the Intent Behind Parole Was to Provide an Incentive

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Initially, the intent behind parole was to provide an incentive to inmates for exhibiting antisocial behavior while also providing for a gradual process of reintegration prison.

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