The modern system of parole had its origins in the practice known as:

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The ticket of leave was a practice in England in the 19th century where prisoners could be released on the condition that they maintain good behavior and report to a parole officer regularly. This practice was the precursor to the modern system of parole. The frankpledge was a medieval system of community policing, the mark system was a type of labor-based punishment, and the silent system was a 19th-century penal practice that emphasized isolation and silence.

The Modern System of Parole Had Its Origins in the Practice