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Libertad Condicional

/li.βeɾˈtað kon.diθioˈnal/
nounCEFR B2 (Upper)Top #1500 frequency
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  1. 1

    A legal status allowing a person to be released from prison under specific conditions.

    "After serving two years of her sentence, she was granted libertad condicional."
  2. 2

    A form of parole where the individual must comply with certain conditions to remain free.

    "He violated the terms of his libertad condicional and was sent back to prison."

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The term 'libertad condicional' originates from Spanish, where 'libertad' means 'freedom' and 'condicional' means 'conditional'. The phrase has evolved in legal contexts to refer to a form of supervised release from incarceration, reflecting changes in penal systems since the 19th century.

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