Liberación Supervisada Avanzada en Carolina del Norte

Explicación Simple

Esta ley permite que algunas personas que están en prisión salgan antes si cumplen con ciertos programas. Si un juez decide que lo merecen, pueden ser supervisados mientras están fuera.

Es como cuando en la escuela te dan la oportunidad de avanzar al siguiente grado si completas todos tus trabajos y tareas a tiempo. Si lo haces bien, te premian con más libertad.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan fue condenado por un delito menor y está en prisión. Después de un año, el juez ve que Juan ha participado en programas de rehabilitación y decide permitir que salga bajo supervisión, dándole una segunda oportunidad.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

§ 15A-1340.18. Advanced supervised release. (a) Definitions. - For the purposes of this section, the following definitions apply: (1) "Advanced supervised release" or "ASR" means release from prison and placement on post-release supervision under this section if an eligible defendant is sentenced to active time. (2) "Eligible defendant" means a defendant convicted and sentenced based upon any of the following felony classes and prior record levels: a. Class D, Prior Record Level I-III. b. Class E, Prior Record Level I-IV. c. Class F, Prior Record Level I-V. d. Class G, Prior Record Level I-VI. e. Class H, Prior Record Level I-VI. (3) "Risk reduction incentive" is a sentencing condition which, upon successful completion during incarceration, results in a prisoner being placed on ASR. (b) The Division of Prisons of the Department of Adult Correction is authorized to create risk reduction incentives consisting of treatment, education, and rehabilitative programs. The incentives shall be designed to reduce the likelihood that the prisoner who receives the incentive will reoffend. (c) When imposing an active sentence for an eligible defendant, the court, in its discretion and without objection from the prosecutor, may order that the Department of Adult Correction admit the defendant to the ASR program. The Department of Adult Correction shall admit to the ASR program only those defendants for which ASR is ordered in the sentencing judgment.