State Parole Boards
A type of sentencing where judges determine the minimum and maximum terms of imprisonment is known as "indeterminate sentencing." In this system, the judge sets a range, allowing for flexibility in the actual time served based on factors like rehabilitation and behavior while incarcerated. This approach aims to provide opportunities for parole and reintegration into society once the inmate demonstrates readiness for release.
you have to be playing skirmish, you can choose your leader by clicking on the picture of him, change him from captain cutter or forge to arbiter, when playing, the actual arbiter will not appear on the battlefield until you have built a temple
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(This is a rarely-used gender specific term for a female arbiter, arbitrator, or judge.)The famous designer was widely viewed as an arbitress of proper fashion.Judge Judy appears on television as an arbitress, not an actual judge.
In the mid 1800's sentences to state pens were "flat" (i.e., for defined periods of time). Today, we would call them "determinate" sentences. The remaining time on a sentence "indeterminate time" is time that may not have to be served based on the behavior of the individual during their time in the penitentiary. This is where parole comes into play. For instance if a individual is sentenced to 2 years determinate and 10 years indeterminate they must serve a minimum of 2 years in prison. At the end of that 2 years they could be paroled anytime within the next 10 years for good behavior, alleviate overcrowding, etc.
No, although it has a subject, it is missing a time element and a location, which all sentences require to be actual sentences.
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It's almost impossible to say. Was anyone hurt? How much actual damage was done? Where did this occur? Was it an accident or intentional? All of these things matter, and courts have considerable discretion in sentencing even within their own state's sentencing guidelines.
Referenced to area, it is an area equivalent to the area within a square 1 mile on each side. The shape of the actual form involved is indeterminate without more information.
You can get 'word' with sentences right here at wikianswers, for example: What's the good word. Not one word to Dad about the actual time I came in. That was word for word what he said to me.
(in the US) That's the way our legal system operates. If the person is not a flight-risk, and they are eligible for bailbond, the judge may be allowing them to be out on bond prior to the actual sentencing date to wind up family or business affairs prior to reporting for prison.