Parole (Abolished in Florida)

Florida legal definition under F.S. 947.002

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Definition: Florida abolished parole for offenses committed after October 1, 1983. Inmates sentenced after that date serve their full sentence minus gain time. Inmates sentenced before 1983 may still be eligible for parole.

Category: Sentencing · Statute: F.S. 947.002 · Source: Florida Legislature

Understanding Parole (Abolished in Florida) in Florida

Florida abolished parole for offenses committed after October 1, 1983. Inmates sentenced after that date serve their full sentence minus gain time. Inmates sentenced before 1983 may still be eligible for parole.

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