What is the appropriate sentence for a man convicted of a 1st Attempted Murder and what is the minimum parole eligibility period for the crime?

The Attorney General does not object to these corrections. She accurately notes the court did not impose victim restitution or reserve jurisdiction to do so, and that there is no such offense as "1st Attempted Murder." Accordingly, we direct the trial court to amend the judgment in these two respects. (See People v. Mitchell (2001) 26 Cal.4th 181, 185.) With respect to the sentence imposed on count 1, the Attorney General notes that the court's oral pronouncement of judgment indicated that the minimum parole eligibility period for the offense is seven years and requests that the abstract of judgment be amended to reflect this pronouncement.