The parole policy in Taiwan has corrected many a time, but whatever it is severe or light, its effectiveness is not notable to reduce the recommitment rate and revoked parole rate the study hope to understand parolees’ experience from pre-parole to re-imprisonment in outside. That can make us better realize relevant factors and careers cause parolees recommit crime. In this study we utilize Semi-structure interviewing to interview six inclination recommitment prisoner through purposed sampling from the Taipei Prison. To more understand their criminal career and another relative recommitment factors after parole. According to data analyses, the findings of this study about criminal recommitment career have four stages: the first stage, pre-parole period, the general inmates are determined to turn over a new leaf, once they are released by parole, and genuinely respect to return to society. The second stage, parole to recommitment crime period, the parolees in this period need to adapt themselves to the society life when they are released from prison. Their inner world always have some conflict between the real society repelled and decision to live a normal life by themselves. The third stage is recommitment crime during parole period due to some negative factors to affect them. For example, parolees can’t keep a kindhearted behavior or resist peer pressure, and the frustration for looking for jobs, etc. Then they commit crime again. The fourth, revoked re-imprisonment in prison period, how to adjust their attitude when they recommit crime and re-imprison. In addition, researcher is to explore their perspectives about the severe parole policy. Regarding parolees’ recommitting career, they are always full of confidence to come back free society, but always meeting many negative factors which affect their adjustment. Finally, they always make similar mistakes again, and then they are brought back prison again. Interviewees say “IF a inmate was afraid of imprisonment, just one day is enough for him/her, if not, even through he/her is imprisoned for a long time, he isn’t still afraid.” This can explain the function of the deterrence of the severe parole policy why it is not notable. From the conclusion of study, we can realize from parolees’ recommitting career, our government want to reduce the recommitment rate they should focus on helping their post-parole life in society, not just using in severe laws to deter them.