What type of sentencing occurs when a judge determines the minimum and maximum terms of imprisonment?

This type of sentencing is known as "indeterminate sentencing." In this system, the judge sets a range for the duration of imprisonment, specifying a minimum and a maximum term. This allows for flexibility in parole decisions, as inmates may be eligible for release once they have served the minimum term, depending on their behavior and rehabilitation progress. Indeterminate sentencing aims to encourage rehabilitation while still holding offenders accountable for their crimes.