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Labour is considering plans to release offenders after they serve just 40% of their sentence.
Plan would replace the current 10-week early release scheme.
Offenders jailed for sex crimes, violence or terrorism would be excluded from scheme.
Plan is just one of several options the Ministry of Justice is weighing, sources say.
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