The total remission awarded to a parolee before and during parole release should not exceed, without the special sanction of the Provincial Government__________ part of his sentence?

Correct answer: A. One-third

  • A. One-third
  • B. One-half
  • C. One-Fourth
  • D. One-fifth

Explanation

The combined remission earned before and during parole is ordinarily capped at one-third of the sentence unless the Provincial Government gives special sanction. This is a limit on remission, not a rule allowing one-half or one-fourth.

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