Are there any new laws regarding 3g sentencing in Texas? if not. what are the current guidelines?
A 3G conviction requires the person to do at least half of their sentence (and a two-year minimum) before being eligible for parole.
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A 3G conviction requires the person to do at least half of their sentence (and a two-year minimum) before being eligible for parole.
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