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Indeterminate Sentence Law (Act 4103, as amended)

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  1. Does Section2 identify violation of a conditional pardon’s terms as an exclusion?
  2. An offender convicted of piracy has a maximum above one year and argues that duration alone guarantees ISL. Which is co…
  3. A person convicted of proposal to treason claims only completed treason is excluded. What does amended Section2 state?
  4. A prisoner has a qualifying-looking prison range but has escaped from confinement and is within Section2’s stated escap…
  5. A convicted person violated a conditional pardon’s terms but asks the court to ignore that fact because the ordinary RP…
  6. Explain why a maximum exceeding one year does not alone establish ISL coverage.
  7. Apply the text to proposal to treason without assuming only completed offenses can be excluded.
  8. Distinguish being able to compute an indeterminate range from being legally eligible for the ISL.