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In the 1990s federal incentives prodded the states to adopt "truth in sentencing", meaning that a court sentence would be completed in full, ending rewards for good behaviour behind bars.
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But Wynn also suspended the sentence, meaning that Hollosy remains free unless he violates his one-year probation.
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