Developmentally challenged inmates are more likely to be denied parole and serve longer terms in prison than others who have committed the same crime.

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Developmentally challenged inmates often face difficulties in navigating the legal system, understanding and participating in their defense, and engaging in rehabilitation programs, which can lead to them being perceived as less rehabilitated or cooperative, thus increasing the likelihood of parole denial and longer prison terms.

Developmentally Challenged Inmates Are More Likely to Be Denied Parole