How many of your LO's actually got out earlly?

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05-06-2012, 01:14 AM

_lil0320

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How many of your LO's actually got out earlly?

I was just wondering how many of your LO's actually got out earlier then the time their was suppose to server and if so how early? Or what percent? I know in the state of Maryland for non- violent crimes you can parole after you serve 25% of your time, for violent it's 50% and for Feds it's 85%.
-Hoping for everyone's LO's a early return.

<i> p.s. there's hope.