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Stinky The Clown

(67,799 posts)
Wed Aug 21, 2013, 02:45 PM Aug 2013

I heard that, with time off for good behavior, Manning could be freed in as little as nine years.

He also can earn time off at a rate as high as 120 days for each year of good behavior.

This is not an opinion on Manning or the trial. It is just a recitation of what was reported in the media as simple fact.

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I heard that, with time off for good behavior, Manning could be freed in as little as nine years. (Original Post) Stinky The Clown Aug 2013 OP
I hope he gets out at least that soon. I would support a commutation on Obama's last day in office n geek tragedy Aug 2013 #1
+1 JustAnotherGen Aug 2013 #2
Bradley Manning liberal from boston Aug 2013 #3
That's what I read, too. n/t pnwmom Aug 2013 #4
3. Bradley Manning
Wed Aug 21, 2013, 04:12 PM
Aug 2013

I also read that it could be 7 years that Manning could be released. It was computed that Manning has over 1200 days that he has already served & also the days he was in solitary confinement would also be included. It was a comment posted on DU earlier that Manning would be eligible for parole after 1/3 of his time has been served & then factor in time for good behavior. I would love it if President Obama would commute his sentence at the end of his presidency.
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