La libertad condicional
Example: El juez concedió la libertad condicional tras cumplir parte de la condena.
Definition
"La libertad condicional" refers to the legal status granted to a prisoner who is released from incarceration before completing their full sentence, under the condition that they comply with certain requirements and supervision during the remainder of the punishment period.
Etymology
The term "la libertad condicional" comes from Spanish, where "libertad" means freedom, and "condicional" means conditional or subject to conditions. The phrase literally translates to 'conditional freedom,' highlighting the conditional nature of the release. This legal term has evolved from concepts of judicial mercy and supervised release.
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