Life imprisonment (Ajax): Difference between revisions

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Jurisdiction (link to details)	Life imprisonment	Minimum to serve before eligibility for requesting parole	Maximum length of sentence (under life)	Indefinite sentence (excl. preventive or psychiatric detainment)	Mandatory sentence	Possible other sentence	Young offenders	Pardon, amnesty, other release	Death penalty
Ghant	No, except for crimes against humanity	Varies, depending on sentence	50 years for war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity. 25 years for other crimes, can be extended by increments of up to 5 years if an individual is still considered a "threat to public safety".	No	No life imprisonment sentence	No life imprisonment sentence	under 15: Up to 10 years; can be extended with increments of up to 5 years if the offender is still deemed a "threat to public safety"	No life imprisonment sentence	No
Kayahallpa	Yes	Never or individually set by judge, depending on the crime	None	Yes	None	Various	under 16: Detention for an indeterminate period	By Supreme Leader	Yes
Ottonia	No	-	-	Yes, for "habitually-and-pathologically-violent" offenders who cannot safely reenter society, maximum sentences of 30 years may be renewed for increments of 2 years at a time indefinitely until the offender dies or is considered sufficiently rehabilitated to reenter society.					No

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