What does this phrase mean:  "returned to authority on release"?
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is it like a car or something like that or is it u? because i would actually call like the police station or even the courts and ask them what it is
120658
When they are released
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No it means they have violated parole and will go back to jail til sentencing
379630
When in doubt, reboot!
12969
It is the "current state of affairs." The Latin word "status" refers to something that has been "set up" - and is the same word that we get terms like "state," "status" (as in someone has high "status" in a community), and "statue" from.\n\n"Quo" in this context actually means "that was" - it's kind of like the Spanish "que" which is a very fluid term and can have many meanings in many possible contexts. The complete phrase is actually "status quo ante" which refers to some state of existence BEFORE some event. But now we have dropped the "ante" and just use "status quo" to indicate some current state of affairs.
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what do you mean again?
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"restofmystashisindahood"\n\n=D
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i see it to mean, never in the past has power lay at rest. it has always been used by those who will profit from the influence of the whole. worse, consistantly, we play along blissfully.
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It is not an official phrase.\nMaybe they are testing you to see what your capacity is .
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It means that you cant be punished for something that was made illegal AFTER you did it.\n\nAlso, if the law changes so the punishment gets worse, you only get the punishment that was around at the time you actually broke the law.
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Post-release control is a period of supervision by the Adult Parole Authority following release from imprisonment. Only offenders sentenced to prison for a crime occurring on or after July 1, 1996 can be placed on post-release control. Every sentence to a term of imprisonment for a crime occurring after this date must include the requirement that the offender be subject to a period of post-release control. For some offenders, the Ohio Revised Code mandates post-release control. For others, the Ohio Revised Code specifies that post release control is discretionary but based upon standards established by the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. A chart is available that distinguishes which offenses are mandatory or discretionary post-release control. Offenders serving sentences for other than felonies of the first degree or sex crimes are eligible for an early release from post-release control upon the demonstration of satisfactory conduct.\n\nIn making the determination whether to impose discretionary post-release control, The Parole Board is directed to consider the prisoner’s criminal history, any juvenile court delinquency adjudication, the record of the prisoner’s conduct while imprisoned, and any recommendations from the Office of Victim Services. If the current sentence involves harm, threat of harm or felony D.U.I., the offender will be placed on post-release control and actively supervised by a Parole Officer under Basic Supervision. Offenders who have two or more convictions for violent offenses or D.U.I within five years of admission to prison, or are directed to pay restitution or other sanctions will also be placed on post-release control but supervised on Monitored Time. Monitored Time means that offenders need only conduct themselves in a law-abiding manner and comply with any recommendations from the sentencing Court, such as restitution or drug testing.\n\nViolators of post-release control may be subject to progressively restrictive sanctions. Violation behaviors suggesting the need for residential sanctions, to include a prison term, are afforded minimum due process prior to sanction imposition. More serious violators can be returned to prison for up to nine months per violation with the cumulative prison term for all violations not exceeding one-half of the original sentence served in prison.\n\nA suitable placement plan is important for every offender released to post-release control. Unsuitable plans may result in rejection by the supervising Parole Officer with placement in a halfway house or other community resource. Offenders failing to cooperate with the placement process are instructed to report to a Parole Officer in the county that last sent them to prison.
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We are saying that because we don't have a better "come-back."  It's means, "I don't care," even if the person really does care.  \n\nNowadays, people say it when they can't think of anything better to say or when they have been "beaten" in a discussion or an argument.  Saying "whatever" makes it seem as if the person doesn't value the topic as much and dissociates him/her from the topic, so the person can maintain their self-esteem.  Basically, it's a cheap way to get out of admitting that one is wrong.
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It means that there would be no further hearings or court action... to complete the thought you'd need the context - it could be deferral pending some event or time ... you didn't give enough facts to fully answer.
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The following is a cogent edit of the paragraph in question, though I have taken liberties with it, the meaning is the same:\n\n"All the XBOX's were securely packaged prior to their delivery.  The 27 sets of XBOX's in case no. 3 must have been damaged during transportation.  We will take immediate steps to reimburse the buyer."
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I am taken. \nIt seems to  mean, I am not free, I have a lover. The speaker is female.
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It means "put up an indication in order to". Like putting up a sign saying "Exit".
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It means you do't have Administrators right to do want you want.I advice u to get the admin rights first.\nBut if you have it, u can uninstall the program if it resides in ur pc.\nBut if you were control by ur org. firewall that nothing you can do.\nIf u want to use LimeWire to get rid of firewall upgrade to Pro version