whole-life order

A form of whole life order — A type of life imprisonment reserved for the most serious cases, in which the convict is not eligible for parole or conditional release.

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Meanings

nounwhole-life order (plural whole-life orders)

plural whole-life orders

  1. alternativeAlternative form of whole life order.
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