Federal law provides mandatory release when an offender has served __________ of a term five years or longer, unless the offender has serious disciplinary infractions in prison or there is a high probability of recidivism.

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Federal law typically provides for mandatory release when an offender has served 2/3 of their sentence, unless there are significant reasons to deny release, such as serious disciplinary issues or a high risk of reoffending.

Federal Law Provides Mandatory Release When an Offender Has Served