"Guidelines for Establishing Minimum Terms of Imprisonment"

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"Guidelines for Establishing Minimum Terms of Imprisonment"

GUIDELINES FOR ESTABLISHING MINIMUM TERMS OF IMPRISONMENT

I think this pretty much describes what it's about:

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The purpose of minimum sentancing guidelines is to provide a degree of uniformity and consistency in the setting of minimum terms while providing the community-at-large, public policy makers and planners, the criminal justice system and victims and offenders with information as to the criteria used in establishing minimum terms of imprisonment.