8.12.2011

What I Read When I See This


She was having her probation revoked on three cases -- they are all State Jail Felonies carrying with them a range of punishment of 180 days to 2 years. But on State Jails, you serve "day for day" with no parole. So she'll serve a real 9 months.

The new case, the bomb threat, is just generic TDC time. So a 5 year sentence, in my estimation, is probably about 8 to 11 months of real time (but with complete discretion to the Parole Board.)  In that case, she becomes "eligible" for parole when her "real time" plus her "good conduct time", as calculated by the current going rate by TDC, equals 1/4th of her sentence. She'll definitely be eligible for parole before her State Jail time is up, but it's just up to the Parole Board as to how long they'll keep her.

The resolution seems not overly harsh nor overly lenient. That means it's probably fair.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

well from what I have seen if you are gonna screw up make sure you do it all about the same time. All your charges will run concurrent and you don't have to do to much time before you come out on Parole if not state Jail Felonies then you come out free and clear! I dont think that is fair you should have to do the time for each crime!

Anonymous said...

Maybe she will be detoxed by the time she gets out and have a little better judgement about how to continue her life. Hope so.

Anonymous said...

They will send her to TDC first to do the 5 year sentence. Once she is "paroled" she will then be sent to a state jail facility to do any of the time remaining on the 9 month sentence. So if she is granted parole at 8 months, she'll be transferred and will do the remainder of the of the 9 month state jail time, which in this case would be 1 more month. Then she would be released to serve her parole. That's if the are run concurrently. If the sentences are "stacked", she'll do the TDC time first. Upon parole, she will be transferred to a state jail facility where she will then serve 9 months (270) days, and then be released on parole.
Hope that helps.

Anonymous said...

It ain't looking good for Obammy health care. If I were a judge on the appeals court that just made it unconstitutional, I would have someone start my far for me. Them Chicago thugs don't play nice. Hooray for the USA.

Anonymous said...

Is she hot or not?

Anonymous said...

Oh my goodness, now I'm really confused! Like barreta used to say, if you do crime you should pay the time!!!! In this case, I'm not sure her brain registers. She stole checks out of a car that was loaned to her because she had no way to get to dr's appt. Out of her (so called dear friend) heart that made the mistake of trying to help! No sympathy. Here!!!!

Anonymous said...

Well, if you think about it. She was never smart! I've known her for a while and never liked her to begin with! In my opinion they need to leave her butt in prison for 5 years! Then I'd never have to deal with her again!