Serving a 20 year sentence for 2nd degree aggravated assault charge. How long would you have to serve before parole eligibility?
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Gary Churak ·
You will need to serve a minimum of one-half of your sentence straight time (10 years) before you are eligible
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Adam Lahood ·
This is a 3(g) offense (in reference to Texas Code of Criminal Procedure 42.12 (3) (g)) so you will need to serve at least 1/2 of your sentence before you are eligible for parole.
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Cynthia Henley ·
Eligible in 10 years (including any time spent in jail before sentencing.) Eligible does not mean he will get it, though.
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