2x1 law

id: 2x1-law-258-15891109
title: 2x1 law
text: The 2x1 law was an Argentine law. It was sanctioned in 1994, and established that prisoners detained without a definitive sentence would be benefited from the second year onwards, so that their days as detained would count as the double. The original purpose of the law was to guarantee a swift sentence. Many lawyers exploited the law by using pettifoggery to delay sentences, so that the prisoners would be benefited by it. The law was derogated in 2001. The law started a controversy in 2017. Luis
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description: Argentine law that reduced sentence time
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date modified: 2023-05-10T02:27:32Z
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