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Minimum sentence for certain felonies eligibility for parole or work release in Iowa

Class “B” FelonyCurrent through 2026 Iowa legislative session

Minimum sentence for certain felonies eligibility for parole or work release is a Class “B” Felony under Iowa criminal law, defined by Iowa Code § 902.12. As a Class “B” Felony, it is punishable within the statutory sentencing range Iowa sets for that offense class. Iowa classifies offenses as class “A” through class “D” felonies and as aggravated, serious, or simple misdemeanors. Felony prison terms are indeterminate maximums — the statutes set only the ceiling, and release timing is determined by the board of parole.

Defined by Iowa Code § 902.12.

Common questions about minimum sentence for certain felonies eligibility for parole or work release in Iowa

Is minimum sentence for certain felonies eligibility for parole or work release a felony or a misdemeanor in Iowa?

Minimum sentence for certain felonies eligibility for parole or work release is a Class “B” Felony in Iowa under Iowa Code § 902.12.

Which Iowa statute covers minimum sentence for certain felonies eligibility for parole or work release?

Minimum sentence for certain felonies eligibility for parole or work release is governed by Iowa Code § 902.12 (Minimum sentence for certain felonies eligibility for parole or work release).

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This reference is informational and is not legal advice. Penalty ranges are the statutory classification ranges; sentencing in a specific case depends on its facts and history.