The decision to grant a conditional pardon is typically determined case-by-case, taking into consideration a variety of factors. Committing a heinous crime may significantly impact the likelihood of being granted a conditional pardon. Ultimately, it is up to the relevant legal authorities or executive branch to determine whether an individual is eligible for such a pardon, considering factors such as the nature and severity of the crime, the individual's behavior during their incarceration, potential remorse or rehabilitation demonstrated, and other relevant factors.
