A commuted sentence reduces a court-ordered punishment, typically replacing a long prison term with a lesser penalty like time served or parole. Used by governors or presidents, it benefits nonviolent offenders, elderly inmates, or those with health issues, offering a second chance while maintaining the original conviction on record.
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