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you're talking about paroling someone who hasn't been sentenced yet. It's too soon.
New No. I'm talking about the difference between then and now.
Because THEN, after the sentance/conduct remedy - the burden of proof is nowhere as high as it was to GET to this point.

The general thought is "look at what it took to get here, its going to be more of the same" - and that's not the case, at least potentially.

Because THEN, they've *been sentanced*. That's the point. Before now, they weren't.

Then and now. And Then will be now, soooon.

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                             No. I'm talking about the difference between then and now. - (addison)
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