ROTL
A UK prison and probation term, acronym for Release on Temporary Licence — a form of supervised temporary release allowing prisoners to spend time outside the prison for rehabilitation purposes, including work placements, family visits, or community service.
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A UK prison and probation term, acronym for Release on Temporary Licence — a form of supervised temporary release allowing prisoners to spend time outside the prison for rehabilitation purposes, including work placements, family visits, or community service. A key component of the reintegration process in the UK prison system.
He was granted ROTL status after serving two-thirds of his sentence without incident.
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(UK) : a form of parole for prisoners.
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