Criminal hacker 'Iceman' gets 13 years

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    Thanks for the heads up , All i can do is offer "Iceman" some advice ...dont pick up the soap in the showers if you drop it

    In the U.K you normally do half your sentence , that's if you keep a low profile and don't get into any trouble while doing your jail time. So if you killed someone the minimum "life sentence" is 15 years an you could be out in around 7-8 years and be on license for some time after that ( Same as parole.)
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    Legacy Code said:
    Thanks for the heads up , All i can do is offer "Iceman" some advice ...dont pick up the soap in the showers if you drop it

    In the U.K you normally do half your sentence , that's if you keep a low profile and don't get into any trouble while doing your jail time. So if you killed someone the minimum "life sentence" is 15 years an you could be out in around 7-8 years and be on license for some time after that ( Same as parole.)
    Which to my mind is rubbish, life should mean life not a few years away from home.
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    Joan Archer said:
    Legacy Code said:
    Thanks for the heads up , All i can do is offer "Iceman" some advice ...dont pick up the soap in the showers if you drop it

    In the U.K you normally do half your sentence , that's if you keep a low profile and don't get into any trouble while doing your jail time. So if you killed someone the minimum "life sentence" is 15 years an you could be out in around 7-8 years and be on license for some time after that ( Same as parole.)
    Which to my mind is rubbish, life should mean life not a few years away from home.
    Its the same in India too. The maximum life sentence you can get is 14 years with some years taken off for good conduct
    Anyway, most of the laws are still in the British Raj period
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