Iowa Partial Commutation 14-0017 is an administrative action that allows for the suspension, modification, or commutation of a sentence for a person convicted of a crime in Iowa. This type of commutation is typically available to those individuals who have been convicted of a felony and have served at least 10 years in prison. There are two types of partial commutations available in Iowa: 14-0017, which reduces the sentence to time served; and 14-0017A, which reduces the sentence to no more than 10 years of imprisonment. Both of these commutations are subject to the approval of the governor and the Iowa Board of Parole.
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