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Under the *existing* law, courts are required to give “the most violent and sexual [sic] offenders” sentences that mean that when eligible for release they must satisfy the Parole Board that they no longer pose a risk to the public.
Now how do I invoice?
Under the *existing* law, courts are required to give “the most violent and sexual [sic] offenders” sentences that mean that when eligible for release they must satisfy the Parole Board that they no longer pose a risk to the public.
Now how do I invoice?
https://twitter.com/MoJGovUK/status/1160899247212048384
When dealing with the most dangerous offenders (those who pose a significant risk of serious harm), courts impose either life sentences or what are known as “Extended Determinate Sentences” (EDS).
Under life sentences, prisoners serve a “minimum term”. At the end of that term, they can apply for parole. If the Parole Board is not satisfied that they no longer pose a risk of harm, the prisoner remains where they are, potentially for life.
Under EDS, the prisoner can apply at the 2/3 stage of their custodial term for release on licence. If they don’t satisfy the Parole Board, they will be kept where they are and serve the full custodial term, before being released on an extended licence.
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