Flat-Time Sentencing Gains Ground in U S Penology
Indeterminate prison terms give way to fixed or flat-time sentences as Maine leads new trend. The shift reduces parole use and aims to curb leniency, with California Indiana and others studying or enacting similar laws. Critics warn of overly harsh or lenient results and emphasize reduced parole control.
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