However, under instituted indeterminate sentencing, tension was often high among the general population as prisoners were rarely informed how long the terms of their imprisonment lasted.
32.
In South Australia, the indeterminate sentence ( s ) commence upon the expiration of any determinate sentence imposed and are reviewed every three years after that.
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The " Black " court also reasoned that the DSL did not violate " Blakely " because, overall, it reduced sentences vis-?vis the indeterminate sentencing scheme.
34.
In South Australia, the indeterminate sentence ( s ) commence upon the expiration of any determinate sentence imposed, and are reviewed every three years after that.
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The applicable law called for sentencing judges to impose an indeterminate sentence up to whatever maximum they selected, so long as it did not exceed 15 years.
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I was just thinking of Anders Breivik, who committed a massacre in Norway based on xenophobic ideology and was given an indeterminate sentence under life imprisonment in Norway.
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Juvenile court judges sentence youth offenders to the custody of the TYC . Most offenders receive indeterminate sentences, meaning there is no set end date to the sentences.
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He also used the idea of indeterminate sentence which would allow a prisoner to get parole sooner than he expected, because Brockway did not believe in fixed sentences either.
39.
Under current law, most first-time felons receive " indeterminate sentences, " or a range of possible time in prison _ for example, 1 to 3 years, or 5 to 15 years.
40.
These laws were designed to meet the public's frustration with sentencing practices that allowed judges to give criminals so-called indeterminate sentences _ a term of five to 10 years, for example.
