Parole can be granted when a felon: 1  Has observed and adhered to prison rules. 2  Their release would not lessen the seriousness of their crime. 3  Their release would not jeopardize public safety.
Definition of plausible. 1 : superficially fair, reasonable, or valuable but often specious a plausible pretext. 2 : superficially pleasing or persuasive a swindler â¦ , then a quack, then a smooth, plausible gentleman â R. W. Emerson.
There was a plausibility in all he said; but, if it were examined, there was nothing in it but nonsense. Yes, Duncan admitted, half-persuaded of the plausibility of the scheme. All such theories have a kind of plausibility from their partial agreement with experience. All things considered, there seems to be most plausibility in the third hypothesis. Plausibility has ended; empty Routine has ended; much has ended.