How much would he serve for a 6 year sentence?

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   Carmine Giardino

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   Answered January 18, 2013 20:29. you need to ask his lawyer these questions so you can get the most accurate answer

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   Macy JaggersPro

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   Answered January 19, 2013 05:51. No one can tell you for sure. If a deadly weapon is alleged, he will have to do at least half of his time. If not, he will probably be eligible in a little over a year. However, because of his record he's not likely to get paroled the first time.
   
   His attorney is the only one who can tell you if there's any chance the DA will come off that offer at all.

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   Cynthia Henley

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   Answered January 20, 2013 10:46. There is no way to guess for certain. Because he does not have an aggravated offense, there is no minimum. (Aggravated offenses serve 1/2 before becoming eligible for parole.)
   
   The prosecutor will have written a statement about the offenses, and the parole board will consider that as well as his behavior and what he has to return home to (a house, a wife, a job, a baby......)
   
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