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It depends where...
Canada: A life sentence means LIFE in prison! It is a missconception that in Canada it is 20 or 25 years. You can apply for parole at 25 years depending on what your charged with (ex First Degree Murder is a life sentence with possability of parole at 25 years)
USA: Depends on the State
What else can I help you with?
How many years in prison is a life sentence in Romania?
A life sentence is for life.
How long is a life sentence in prison in Ohio?
A life sentence in the state of Ohio is a minimum of 30 years, to a maximum of 75 years for a natural life sentence.
How long is a life sentence in Idaho?
A life sentence in the State of Idaho is 25 years
How many years did James earl ray searve in jail?
he was sentence to 99 years in jail he died when he was 70 years old .
How long is a life sentence plus 30 years in prison?
A life sentence plus 30 years in prison means the individual will spend the rest of their life in prison, with an additional 30 years on top of that.
Will your friend get out of prison after 14 years on a life sentence?
Sorry, there will probably be no parole for your friend with a life sentence.
What is life sentence in prison?
51 years
How long is a sentence of Life in prison in Louisiana?
30 years. But a convict can serve a minimum of 25 years for a life sentence.
How long is canadians life expectancy?
99 years old! Almost 100
What is the number of years in a life sentence in Georgia?
In Georgia, a life sentence typically means a minimum of 30 years in prison before becoming eligible for parole.
What is the difference between a natural life sentence and a life sentence?
A natural life sentence means the person will be in prison until they die, while a life sentence may allow for the possibility of parole after a certain number of years.
How long is a life sentence in Canada?
Life....In Canada a life sentence is a LIFE sentence! The Criminal Code specifically states that! Most people however are ignorant and think it is 25 years. The 25 years is just when an inmate can apply for parole (depending on which level of murder)
