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Sentence Enforcement Estimate

An indicative sentence and conditional release calculation for one judgment concerning an adult. Day-count assumption: one year = 365 days; one month = 30 days.

Judgment and Dates

Enter the actual prison start date, rather than the date the judgment became final.
Time in custody and other periods accepted as credits in the case, in days.This selection does not confer an entitlement. No supervised release date is shown for an older case until the transitional regime has been examined.

Result

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Which cases require separate assessment?

Separate assessment is required for children, multiple or aggregated sentences, combined offence regimes, statutory recidivism limits, comparison of more favourable laws, organisation- or terrorism-related life sentences and special enforcement methods. This tool does not produce dates for children. It does not determine entitlement to open prison or home enforcement automatically. Provisional Article 10 conditions require examination of the case and time spent in institutions.

This is not an official sentence calculation document. Definitive dates are determined by the competent enforcement prosecutor. Conduct, disciplinary matters, the precise offence provision and transitional rules may change the result.

Source: Law No. 5275, Articles 105/A, 107, 108 and provisional provisions · Updated: 10 October 2026

This sentence enforcement calculator is provided solely for general information. It is neither legal advice nor an official calculation tool. Results may differ from the actual position because of legislative changes, case law, individual circumstances and interpretation in practice.

Enforcement periods depend on the judgment, offence date, applicable legislation, enforcement regime, conditional release requirements, disciplinary matters and other rules. Treat the results only as approximate indications.

The information does not provide an opinion on any individual case or replace professional legal assistance. Obtain case-specific guidance from an attorney or the competent authorities before making decisions.

Enforcement legislation can change. Current legislation, regulations and relevant decisions should be checked separately. The website content may be updated, changed or removed without notice.