Indeterminate sentencing is when a person is given a period of time that they could spend in prison, for example for criminal In fact, it is said to be from three to nine years. This was used so that the judge could decide when to release them to prison, with the main goal of this determination being rehabilitation. Determined sentences are fixed sentences, they are assigned a length of time and must complete that period before they can be released from prison. For example, if a person robs a bank and the sentence decided to serve is ten years, he must serve ten years. It's about making people see what they've done and trying to make sure others don't do the same. The last is the good sentence, that is to say when the length of the sentence can change depending on the behavior of the subject during his incarceration. If the criminal is good, he can reduce his sentence, but if he is bad, he will extend the charge. But this brings us to the truth in sentencing, which requires those who have committed murder or serious crime to serve a mandatory term of service of at least 85 percent of their sentence. They must complete this time even if they have good behavior in