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What happens if a person with a life sentence violates their parole conditions?
What happens if a person with a life sentence violates their parole conditions?
- They will be sent back to prison to serve the remainder of their sentence. (correct)
- They will be given a warning and allowed to continue on parole.
- They will be automatically granted full parole.
- They will be shifted to day parole temporarily.
When can a person with a life sentence apply for parole?
When can a person with a life sentence apply for parole?
- Immediately after being sentenced.
- After serving 5 years of their sentence.
- Between 10-25 years into their sentence, depending on the conviction. (correct)
- After 30 years of their sentence.
For which type of murder is it more common to receive a conditional sentence instead of full parole?
For which type of murder is it more common to receive a conditional sentence instead of full parole?
- Second-degree murder (correct)
- Multiple murders
- Third-degree murder
- First-degree murder
How often can Dangerous Offenders (DOs) apply for parole if initially rejected?
How often can Dangerous Offenders (DOs) apply for parole if initially rejected?
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In 2019, what percentage of individuals serving a life sentence for second-degree murder were on release?
In 2019, what percentage of individuals serving a life sentence for second-degree murder were on release?
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What is the fate of individuals with a life sentence who commit another offense after being granted parole?
What is the fate of individuals with a life sentence who commit another offense after being granted parole?
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