claim: says "under our current sentencing laws, about 75 percent of all convicted felons in oregon do not go to prison."
author: michael schrunk
evidence_1: jan 19, 2016 ... yet if not for the chance to knock time off his sentence, funk would still be in  prison today. inmates don't usually serve the entire sentence handed down by a  court. ... of those released last year and eligible for that 33 percent time off, more  .... loren taylor, an advocate for inmates, said while state prisons ...
evidence_2: says "under our current sentencing laws, about 75 percent of all convicted felons  in oregon do not go to prison." — politifact oregon on tuesday, august 23rd, ...
evidence_3: jul 23, 2011 ... under our current sentencing laws, about 75 percent of all convicted felons in  oregon do not go to prison. they are put on probation in the ...
evidence_4: a report of the ncsl sentencing and corrections work group. ... from the  bipartisan ncsl work group and are not aligned with any particular opinion or  approach. .... lengthy prison sentences under the previous law were allowed to  apply for .... inmates in oregon are allowed to earn up to 20 percent or 30 percent  off their ...
evidence_5: had at least one child under age 18 (52 percent of state inmates and 63 percent  of ... women in state prison were parents did not vary by race. .... percent of  fathers identified the child's other parent as the current caregiver, .... because the  typical sentence for an incarcerated parent is from 80 to 100 months, most  imprisoned.