Twenty-five years are equal to how many days for prison punishment?

Answer 1

Nine thousand one hundred thirty-five (9,135). A twenty-five year sentence generally means that, twenty-five years. Some states do have earned time credits ("good time") but as the name suggests, it must be earned and it is easier said than done. Many states, like Michigan, have done away with good time credits, opting instead for Minimum Sentencing. That means if an inmate is sentence to 25-50 years, he must complete every day of the twenty-five year minimum sentence before he can even be considered for parole. Generally, sentencing is given as a minimum and maximum; for instance: 25-50 years. The minimum portion of the sentence is usually determined by state sentencing guidelines. The maximum is usually determined by the state legislature and is a statutory matter.

Answer 2

Twenty-five years is equal to 9,125 days for prison punishment. This calculation is based on the assumption that each year has 365 days.