It depends. Typically, a sentence includes the amount of time to serve in confinement and a portion to be served on probation. For example, and 8 year sentence may be called "8 do 5." In that case, the convicted would serve 5 years in confinement followed by 3 years on probation.
Further, some sentences are eligible for a reduction in time. This may range anywhere from "3 for 1 good time credit" where a defendant receives credit for three days for each day served to 90% of the full sentence.
Eight years.
If someone is sentenced to seven years in prison in Texas, it will vary how many years that may actually have to serve. If a person was charged with a federal crime, about 90% of the sentence will be served.
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There are many variables. In Wisconsin you are supposed to do at least 80% of that time. If it is not violent you may get away with 2 and a half years in some states.
85 percent of a two and a half year prison sentence= 2 years & 1 1/2 months85% * 2 1/2 years= 85%/100% * 5/2 years= 425/200= 2 1/8 years= 2 years + (1/8 yr * 12 months/1 yr)= 2 years + 12/8 months= 2 years & 1 1/2 months
Prison sentences have two parts: a minimum and a max. The max is a matter of state statute. The minimum, as is likely with this seven year sentence speaks for itself. In case you weren't listening when it spoke, seven years.
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24 hour in a day and 365 days in a yr..........
Well, first off, it depends on if you can get parole, and second, what do you mean how much time? Do you mean hours, days, weeks, months, years, or decades? In reverse order, 1 and 7/10 of a decade, 17 years, 204 months, 884 weeks, 6205 days, give or take, and I cant tell you how many hours. So there you have it.
As much as it wants.
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It really depends on your interest rate. Usually your investment company will give you a booklet showing how much would you gain after certain time.
$75,000/yr.