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Identify a true statement about truth-in-sentencing laws. Select one: a. Most truth-in-sentencing laws fail to target violent offenders. b. Sentences based on truth-in-sentencing laws are widely different from mandatory minimum sentences. c. In practice, offenders sentenced under truth-in-sentencing laws rarely serve 85 percent of their sentences. d. Sentences based on truth-in-sentencing laws were first enacted in the state of Texas in 1974.
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