How much time will he get?
No necessarily. It depends on what is worked out and negotiated on his behalf. A lot depends on what exactly his parole violation is for.
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No necessarily. It depends on what is worked out and negotiated on his behalf. A lot depends on what exactly his parole violation is for.
See my answer on your other question.
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What is your question?
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