In states with indeterminate sentencing, parole boards have limited powers to release prisoners once they have served the minimum portion of their sentence.

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In states with indeterminate sentencing, parole boards have significant discretion to release prisoners after they have served the minimum portion of their sentence, based on factors like behavior and rehabilitation, rather than having limited powers.

In States with Indeterminate Sentencing, Parole Boards Have Limited Powers