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You're too stupid to bother with any longer. Off to the kiddie table with you. Tell candyass I said hello!I'll chip in too! Bwahahaha!The "minimum" time is the bottom number idiot.I'm telling a complete jackass how it works. There is no trying.You're trying to tell a former prosecutor how things work... That's a classic.
A judge imposes a sentence and the department of corrections and state parole board determine when you are released NOT A JUDGE.
Depending on the state you're in you are eligible for parole after completing 1/4 to 1/2 of your bottom number. Once you have reached that threshold you get a hearing every one to 5 years depending on the state you're in (usually 18 to 24 months). At that point you are eligible for release and the PAROLE BOARD, NOT A JUDGE, determines if you have been rehabilitated
No, a judge can impose a minimum amount of time you serve. It is up to a judge if you are even eligible to get "good time."
But hey, because you were locked up at one time you know how everything in the system works.
Mine for instance. 5 to 15 years. I got out in 3 without a judge ever being involved.
I understand that we're about to go down semantics road but you two are clueless
Wrong again. A judge will set a certain percentage of time you HAVE to serve, even including good time. Keep trying though... please let me know when you get your law degree and start practicing. Hell, you get a law degree and I'll personally pay to have it framed.
You said what you said, dumbass. And it was ridiculously WRONG.