Najib has 3 ways to leave prison earlier!
Najib has three alternatives to cut his imprisonment and leave prison early!
On seven counts of money laundering involving SRC International, the former prime minister Najib received a sentence of 12 years in prison and a fine of RM210 million. On August 23, Najib received an instant release and was brought to Kajang Prison to complete his term.
Najib was given a 12-year sentence, but his sentence must be less than that in order for him to be released from prison earlier. There are three ways he might do this.
1. Medical parole
According to a method of execution called medical parole, prisoners who suffer from serious diseases are permitted to leave the prison on bond in order to obtain medical care. Prisoners are guaranteed the right to get medical care under medical parole. This type of institutional care also demonstrates respect for human life.
The duration of medical parole is included in the sentence calculation. The criminal will be admitted to prison to complete the remainder of the sentence if he has recovered from the illness and the sentence has not yet run out. He will be promptly released if the term has already been served. Chen Shui-bian, a former leader of Taiwan who was imprisoned for corruption, has sought for medical parole numerous times.
2. Amnesty
Najib has the option to ask the president for amnesty. Najib is eligible for immediate release, the former prime minister’s pension, and a direct run-off in the general election as long as he receives the amnesty of the head of state under Article 48 of the Federal Constitution.
3. Parole
Parole is intended for criminals who have received a fixed-term or life sentence because they have admitted their crime, shown remorse while serving their sentence, and will no longer pose a threat to society. Early discharge.A criminal who receives a four-year sentence can get six to nine months of parole, so he only needs to serve around three and a half of those years. In Najib’s situation, he might be allowed to leave prison after serving eight to ten years.
