law regarding habituial offenders being denied early parole?

Question

in Arkansas a person who receives a 36 month sentence, he may only do about one third of his sentence, however if he is a habituial I was told he may not be elgable for early release. I'm trying to find out the Arkansas law on this.

Answer 1

I all prisions there is a board of parole, this board disides when is time to realise a criminal out of jail, under parore terms, but they have to chek the the records of the person on the metter and they have to have acurate information that he is not longer a danger to people. When they think and have all the information they need they take the best desition on the citizens of the country benefit, to know if this person is redy or not to be out of jail. There is a lot of diferent factors that can afect that desition. Most of criminal that are in jail for any type of offence ralated to sexual asalt to anyone is very hard or imposible for them to have early parole. I hear one case that the person was on jail for 10 years before the board of parole deside to look at hes case, and onother extra 5 years to aprove it, so he expend 15 years out of 25 to be realise undert the terms of parole.

For more info on an especific case contact the board of parole of the jail sistem of the state of Arkansas.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

A habitual offender will offend again if given the chance.
"Habitual" means they cannot or will not stop doing the same bad things over and over. Why release somebody if they will do something as bad, or worse than, what they did to be sent to prison the first few times? That's the basis of the "3 strikes" laws. If you break the law three times, you will be sent to prison forever. You cannot be trusted to live peacfully in society.

Answer 4

If a person is a habitual offender why WOULD they be eligible for early release? In my opinion they should serve every minute of their sentence regardless of what the charge is.

Answer 5

I am aware of sex offenders being denied early parole.