By Jack Rinehart
The Indy Channel
INDIANAPOLIS — Beginning July 1, 2014, the Indiana Department of Corrections will no longer accept certain offenders convicted of D-felonies.
D-felonies are a lower-class of crimes, but include assaults, drug offenses and property crimes.
Starting July 1, offenders convicted of D-felonies and sentenced to 90 days or less will not be accepted to the DOC. Starting July 1, 2015, offenders convicted of D-felonies and sentenced to one year or less will not be accepted into the DOC.
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