Life imprisonment in Austria

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After 15 years parole is possible, if it can be assumed that the inmate will not re-offend. This is subject to the discretion of a criminal court panel, and a possible appeal to the high court. Alternatively, the President may grant a pardon upon motion of the Minister of Justice. Prisoners who committed their crime when below the age of 21 can be sentenced to a maximum of 20 years imprisonment.^[1]

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