Criminal Law: Post Conviction: Pardons and Paroles. A committed offender is eligible for release on parole upon completion of his minimum term less reductions, or upon completion of the minimum sentence provided by law less reductions if approved by the sentencing judge or his successor.
BOSLAUGH, J.
The defendants, William McMillian and Benjamin Brock, pleaded guilty to burglary and were each sentenced to 5 years' imprisonment. They seek post conviction relief on the ground that their pleas were involuntary because they were not advised that they would be ineligible for parole if they receive "flat" sentences instead of "split" sentences.
Under section 83-1,110, R. S. Supp., 1969, the defendants are eligible for release on parole upon completion of their minimum terms less reductions, or upon completion of the minimum sentences provided by law less reductions if approved by the sentencing judge or his successor in office.
The judgment denying post conviction relief is affirmed.
AFFIRMED.