Even with new structured sent. laws offender will do more than min?

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Even with new structured sent. laws offender will do more than min?

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Even with new structured sent. laws offender will do more than min?

I've been reading some articles online and they have been saying even with the new structured sentence laws in NC that most of the time the offender will do more than the required 100% of minimum maybe even the whole sentence? Someone plzz tell me this isn't true. I posted this same thread in another NC room but got no answers so I'm hoping someone here can give me some insight...