Bill Is Arrested and Convicted in a Case of Drug

question 9

Multiple Choice

Bill is arrested and convicted in a case of drug trafficking. He is sentenced to three to six years in prison. According to the indeterminate sentencing policy, when will Bill be eligible for parole?

• A) When he has paid some form of restitution
• B) When he has completed five years in prison
• C) When he has completed the minimum sentence
• D) When he has successfully completed a de-addiction program

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