You can always roll the dice and appeal your sentence to the Court of Appeals. You might do better - you might do worse. You don't say what you were convicted of but it sounds like a pretty lenient sentence to me. If you behave yourself in jail you might even gain some "good time" and be released to house detention earlier.
Typically, individuals sentenced to five years in prison will serve the full five years, unless they are eligible for parole or good behavior credits which may reduce the time served.
Back end solutions alone may not directly reduce overcrowding in prisons. Back end solutions typically focus on addressing the issues within the criminal justice system after individuals have already been convicted and sentenced. To effectively reduce prison overcrowding, a comprehensive approach that includes both back end solutions, such as alternatives to incarceration, and front end solutions, such as prevention and diversion programs, is needed.
In Kentucky, a sentence of one year in prison is equivalent to 12 months. However, when calculating time served for good behavior, inmates can earn credit, which may reduce their time in prison. Generally, for every day served, they may earn a certain number of days off their sentence, depending on the nature of their crime and behavior in prison. Thus, while one year is 12 months, the actual time served could be less.
the percentage of ethnic is that they do not now as the percentage of ethnic prison fluctuates daily. to reduce this they are trying to reduce immigration
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About 562½ months. Months average 30.4 days. But here you can reduce days to years and multiply. 17134 / 365.25 = 46.4782 years which is 562.54 months.
Avoid the sun for about 9 months.
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A third off 6 months means to reduce 6 months by one-third. To calculate this, you take one-third of 6 months, which is 2 months, and subtract it from 6 months. Therefore, 6 months minus 2 months equals 4 months.
No, that is why it is called a MANDATORY minimum sentence.
yes but be prepared to go to prison