I Estland kan man få VF efter 1/3 av straffet. Så ni kanske fattar varför de har tomma fängelser.
A court may release an offender convicted in a criminal offence in the second degree or criminal offence in the first degree through negligence on parole, if he or she has actually served:
1)
at least one-third but not less than four months of the term of the imposed punishment and agrees to the application of the electronic surveillance provided for in clause 9 of subsection 2 of § 75 of this Code; or
2) at least one-half but not less than four months of the term of the imposed punishment.
(2) A court may release an offender convicted in an intentionally committed criminal offence in the first degree on parole, if he or she has actually served:
1) at least one-half but not less than four months of the term of the imposed punishment and agrees to the application of the electronic surveillance provided for in clause 9 of subsection 2 of § 75 of this Code; or
2) at least two-thirds but not less than four months of the term of the imposed punishment.
(3) An offender shall not be released on parole if the offender has been punished by at least two years of imprisonment and has less than two months of the term of the imposed punishment to serve.
(4) In deciding release on parole, the court shall take into consideration the circumstances relating to the commission of the criminal offence, the personality of the offender, his or her previous personal history and conduct during the service of the sentence, including participation in any activities which reduce the risk of commission of the criminal offence or consent to participate in such activities during supervision of conduct, his or her living conditions and the consequences which release on parole may bring about for the offender.
[RT I, 19.03.2019, 3 - entry into force 01.07.2019]
(5) A period of probation shall be determined to the extent of the unserved part of the term of the punishment but for not less than six months. During the period of probation, an offender shall be subjected to supervision of conduct provided for in § 75 of this Code but for not longer than up to twenty-four months.
(6) If an offender is released on probation on the basis of clause 2 of subsection 1 or clause 2 of subsection 2 of this section, the court may impose an additional obligation, with his or her consent, to submit to the electronic surveillance provided by clause 9 of subsection 2 of § 75 of this Code.
(7) If an offender fails, during a period of probation, to comply with supervisory requirements, perform the obligations imposed on him or her or fails to submit to electronic surveillance or commits a misdemeanour similar to the criminal offence, which was the basis for the punishment, a probation officer may issue a written notice cautioning him or her or the court may impose additional obligations according to the provisions of subsection 2 of § 75 of this Code, extend the term of supervision of conduct up to the end of the period of probation or enforce the part of the punishment which was not served.
[RT I, 07.07.2017, 1 - entry into force 01.11.2017]
(8) If an offender commits a new intentional criminal offence during a period of probation and is sentenced to imprisonment, the unserved part of the sentence shall be enforced. In such case, the aggregate punishment shall be imposed pursuant to the provisions of subsection 2 of § 65 of this Code.
[RT I, 12.07.2014, 1 - entry into force 01.01.2015]
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