If a judge decides there is a possibility that an offender will be a high-risk threat to the safety of the community when released on parole, the judge can order a sentence of probation of up to 10 years to be attached to the parole order.

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The judge can order a sentence of probation of up to 10 years to be attached to the parole order if there is a possibility that the offender will be a high-risk threat to the safety of the community when released on parole.

If a Judge Decides There Is a Possibility That an Offender