Punishments and Sentencing 

Alabama Code > Title 15 > Chapter 22 > § 15-22-27.2 - Parole of persons sentenced to life imprisonment upon second convictions of Class A felonies

In all cases where a criminal defendant has been convicted of a Class A felony committed after a previous conviction of another Class A felony, and such second conviction results in a sentence to imprisonment for life, he shall not be eligible for parole.

________________________________________________________________________

Questions & Answers: Punishments and Sentencing

Can a conviction for habitual offender be overturned with a lawyer on the case after the person has been locked up 13 years and the judge gave them 15 years. Is it possible he will...

March 3, 2008 I was convicted of felony forgery (5), on March 3, 2013 my probation was set to expire, prior to this the court held a probation review in which I was extended for ...

if someone was sentenced in 2008 for exaggerated robbery and is wanting to file for early release dose the revised code apply for them. this was his first offense, his security le...

If someone is Baker acted to a CSU and is in a methadone program-is the CSU doctor legally able to rx methadone for their maintenance while they are in the CSU? ...

My husband has just received jail time for a non violent crime. His sentence is 30 month hard labor with benefits. He is a 4 time convicted felon. With this new law that just pa...

onif you went in front of the judge and he sentence you 2 years probation and you tell him i have two years prison time to do. He in turns says that's ok your probation starts toda...

Alabama Laws: Punishments and Sentencing

U.S. Constitution Provisions: Punishments and Sentencing

U.S. Constitution 8th Amendment

Comments (0)