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To: discostu
...she could be eligible for parole anywhere from 7 years to 25. And that’s only if they hit her with the max...

I don't know about you but I know almost nothing about US law...and *absolutely* nothing about Canadian law.I'm not sure that either of us can make a statement like yours with any certainty.

40 posted on 06/20/2014 9:29:36 AM PDT by Gay State Conservative (Rat Party Policy:Lie,Deny,Refuse To Comply)
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To: Gay State Conservative

That’s the power of the interweb:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_imprisonment_in_Canada


47 posted on 06/20/2014 9:33:18 AM PDT by discostu (Ladies and gentlemen watch Ruth!)
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To: Gay State Conservative; discostu

In Canada, the most severe “life” terms have parole eligibility after 25 years for first-degree murder, 15 years for second-degree, and lower for other crimes. For fixed-term sentences, parole eligibility begins at 1/3 of the term with most convicts getting parole after 2/3.


51 posted on 06/20/2014 10:02:29 AM PDT by Squawk 8888 (I'd give up chocolate but I'm no quitter)
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