Indeterminate Sentence Law (Act 4103, as amended)

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1. For an offense punished by the Revised Penal Code, where is the ISL minimum term generally selected under amended Secti…
2. Under amended Section2, is the ISL applicable when the maximum term of imprisonment does not exceed one year?
3. For a qualifying special-law offense governed by the ISL, where the special law uses its own penalty range rather than …
4. A covered adult is convicted under a special statute prescribing three to six years' imprisonment. No separate rule mod…
5. The lawfully determined maximum imprisonment is exactly one year. An offender claims ISL coverage because only maximum …
6. A qualified prisoner has served the minimum indeterminate term but has not completed the maximum. The prisoner demands …
7. For an adult's RPC offense, no exclusion or separate modifying rule applies. The court correctly determines the maximum…
8. Distinguish the ISL's method for RPC offenses from its method for qualifying special-law offenses using an independent …
9. An offender's lawfully determined maximum imprisonment is exactly one year. Explain whether amended Section2's exclusio…
10. A prisoner has served the minimum indeterminate term and demands unconditional release without parole assessment. Expla…
11. Does amended ISL Section2 expressly exclude persons convicted of piracy?
12. Does Section2 expressly include conspiracy or proposal to treason among the exclusions?