Ill Come Out At 60. I Got Three Years In. I Got The Drug Program, Which Will Take A Year Off Plus Six Months [in A] Halfway House, So Thats Like 18 Months Total. So 30 Years Is Like 25. I Got Three Full Years In Plus The Drug Program Will Take Off About Five, So I Will Do About 20 More. Thats Without The Laws Changing And Not Taking My Plea Back And I Would Just Have To Stick It Out With This Time. - SearchQuotes

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Ill come out at 60. I got three years in. I got the drug program, which will take a year off plus six months [in a] halfway house, so thats like 18 months total. So 30 years is like 25. I got three full years in plus the drug program will take off about five, so I will do about 20 more. Thats without the laws changing and not taking my plea back and I would just have to stick it out with this time.

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