Sentence Reduction In Indiana

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In Indiana, judges can suspend part of a sentence, meaning only a portion is served in jail with the rest under probation. Good time credit can reduce the sentence by a day for each day served, and pre-trial detention time is generally counted towards the sentence. Consult a local attorney for detailed advice.

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Imprisonment 365 days, 120 days shall be executed
Hello Victoria, are you asking about a sentence where a judge declares a *-day imprisonment, but only 120 days need to be served? Could you also let me know your location to provide specific legal information?
Lafayette Indiana
Hello Victoria, based on your location and situation:
- In Indiana, judges have discretion to suspend part of a sentence.
- This means you only serve part of your sentence in jail (120 days) and the rest (245 days) under probation.
Please consult a local attorney for a detailed understanding.
Defendant is given credit for */*/2024 days in jail time/pre-trial release time */*/2024 days good time.
Hello Victoria, it seems like you're asking about the credit for time served. In Indiana:
- "Good time credit" is often given, reducing the sentence by a day for each day served.
- Pre-trial detention time is generally counted towards the sentence.
Please verify these details with a local attorney.