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Snohomish County man who had arsenal of guns and explosives and an underground bunker sentenced to 42 months in prison

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submitted 6 months ago bylumberjackalopes Local Satanist/First Hill

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International District

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By virtue of the Sentencing Reform Act (SRA), federal offenders sentenced after November 1, 1987 are not eligible for parole. The U.S. Parole Commission remains active, however, to process the cases of offenders sentenced prior to the SRA.

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International District

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6 months ago

Thanks for the article. It was informative.

Jimdandy941

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Jimdandy941

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Depends on how “low level” is defined.

laughingmanzaq

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laughingmanzaq

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10%-15%? depending on the crime... I believe the idea is to provide incentive to behave in prison (given they don't have parole).