These type of questions are always difficult to answer because so many factors play a role in the outcome of a case. Is there a defense? Did the police seize the evidence legally? Did the defendant confess? Does he have a prior record? How many sales are alleged? Are they to an undercover officer or observation sales? Is he eligible for the Willard Drug Program or Fortune Society or other alternative to jail programs. The legally correct answer is that there is no mandatory minimum jail time (he can get probation) up to a maximum of 25 years. All of the above factors and more will determine where in between he falls. Many defendants don't do any time for a B felony sale case if they have no significant prior record.
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