Life imprisonment in Eurth

Summary by country

Jurisdiction	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 sentences	Young offenders	Pardon, amnesty, other release	Death penalty
Mauridiviah	Yes	Set individually by judge	100 years	No	Second and third degree murder	Espionage, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated rape, treason, attempted murder, manslaughter, terrorism, corruption	Below 16 cannot recieve life imprisonment.	Pardon by the President or Vice President, Amnesty granted by the Senate	Yes
Oyus	Yes	15 years or never; dependent on crime committed	None	Yes	First degree murder, terrorism, aggravated rape, attempted murder of a national political official, sedition, treason, mutiny, espionage	N/A	Below 21 cannot receive life imprisonment.	Pardon by the Supreme Court or the Kera	No
Dolchland	Yes	15 years or never; dependent on crime committed	None	Yes	Murder, terrorism, aggravated rape, attempted murder of a government official, sedition, treason, mutiny, espionage	N/A	Below 14 cannot receive life imprisonment.	Pardon by the Emperor	Yes
Batengdei	Yes	Set individually by judge	None	Yes	Treason, mutiny, sedition, espionage	N/A	Offenders below 21 serve in federal youth prisons before transferral at age 21.	Pardon by the Supreme Court and Prime Minister	Yes
Faramount	Yes	25 years or never, depending on offense	None	Yes	Numerous	Numerous	No limit	Pardon or Commutation by the President	Yes
Mantella	Yes	Set individually by judge	None	Yes	Treason, mutiny, sedition, espionage	Numerous	Below 14 cannot receive life imprisonment.	Pardon or Commutation by the High Chancellor	Yes