Parolees being sent back to prison for violations of the terms of their parole supervision is called

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The term "back-end sentencing" refers to parolees being sent back to prison for violating the terms of their parole, which typically occurs after they have already served a portion of their sentence (the "front end" of the sentence). Option A is incorrect as front-load sentencing is a term sometimes used to describe sentences that require a defendant to serve a significant portion of their sentence in prison before becoming eligible for parole. Options C and D are not accurate descriptions of parole supervision or revocation.

Parolees Being Sent Back to Prison for Violations of the Terms