As of 2018 has the 65% law been brought into effect for federal inmates?
Federal inmates get 54 days off for each year of their sentence. There is no 65% law.
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Federal inmates get 54 days off for each year of their sentence. There is no 65% law.
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No, you can not choose your prosecutor.
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If he is in federal custody he will do 85%. He gets 54 days off each year, assuming good behavior.
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